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Swing into Marvels Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man trailer

Animated Spider-Man swings past a bus.

Go web go! Marvel Animation has dropped a new trailer for the upcoming animated Spidey series Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.

We're back to basics with this Disney+ series, sending Peter Parker (voiced by Hudson Thames) to the early days of his newfound powers, attending high school, living with Aunt May (Kari Wahlgren), and finding himself under the mentorship of Norman Osborn, future Green Goblin (Colman Domingo).

Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio are voicing their roles of Matt Murdoch/Daredevil and Wilson Fisk/Kingpin from the Netflix series, while Downton Abbey: A New Era's Hugh Dancy takes on Doctor Octopus, Cathy Ang voices Pearl Pangan, and Paul F. Tompkins is Bentley Wittman/The Wizard. But there's plenty more appearances in store.

Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man is streaming on Disney+ from Jan. 29.



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