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Before the MCU turned once-unknown heroes like Iron Man and the Guardians of the Galaxy into households names, characters such as Spider-Man and Hulk were the face of the Marvel brand. Even in the modern age, the web-slinger remains the publisher's most iconic creation and undeniably the crown jewel of Stan Lee's legendary legacy. After all, Spider-Man has starred in numerous live-action franchises, popular video games, animated series, and countless comics. Almost six decades on from his first comic appearance, Spider-Man has come to be a household name spanning generated, with his reach spanning well beyond pop culture. Even those unfamiliar with the Marvel world will almost certainly recognize the infamous pointing meme from the original '60s  Spider-Man animated series. ADVERTISEMENT The recently-released  No Way Home  served as the ultimate celebration of the hero's legacy, bringing together fans of Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, and ...

After spending most of 2021 denying rumors and speculation about his involvement in Spider-Man: No Way Home  and amidst Oscar buzz for his role in Tick, Tick... Boom! , Andrew Garfield is now freely discussing his return to the Spider-Man role and the experience of shooting alongside fellow web-slingers Tom Holland and Tobey Maguire.  A professed Spider-Man fan himself, Spider-Man: No Way Home wasn't just a homecoming for The Amazing Spider-Man star, it was also a love letter to Spider-Man fans. In fact, the fans are why Garfield chose to lie about his reprisal, since he, as a fan, explained that he would've wanted to be surprised.  ADVERTISEMENT Still, keeping secrets wasn't Garfield's only contribution to the record-breaking film. According to "Peter 3," he came up with the right moment for a scene fans had long hoped to see and which also may have been one of the most meta. Andrew Garfield's Idea for Pointing Spidey Me...