The 13-episode sequel to the 1999 Spider-Man series was called The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (The Amazing Spider-Man 2: Andrew Garfield's Version), which was released in 2012.
Overall, the 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' comic series builds on the foundation of traditional Spider-Man comics but adds new elements and perspectives. It explores multiple alternate realities and versions of Spider-Man, creating a rich and diverse narrative.
The recent 'The Amazing Spider-Man' series showcases the new Spider-Man with updated storylines and character developments.
The 'Spider-Man Beast' comic has some connections to the mainstream series but with its own unique twists and storylines.
The 'Spider Man Demons' comic might explore darker or alternative storylines within the Spider Man universe, but it still ties back to the core elements of the main series in some way.
I think 'The Gentlemen Comics Spider-Man' could potentially be a spin-off or an alternate universe version. It might introduce new villains, allies, or story arcs that aren't part of the regular Spider-Man continuity.
Yes, the Spider-Man comic series is still ongoing, with new issues being released regularly.
The 'Spider-Man: Spawn' comics have a loose relationship with the main series. They might share certain themes or characters, but they often explore different aspects and take the story in unexpected directions, adding more depth and variety to the overall Spider-Man franchise.
The Miles Spider-Man comic has some connections to the main series but also has its unique storylines and character developments.
The 'Spider-Man Tas Toy Cartoon' might draw inspiration from the original series but could have some unique elements for toy-related purposes. Maybe it focuses more on playability and simplicity.
The 'Iron Fist Spider-Man' comic has some connections to the mainstream series. It might introduce new elements or storylines that expand the Spider-Man universe.