The Amazing Spider-Man: Webbed Menace Website Lists Sightings Dan Koelsch, March 25, 2012 It looks like your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is keeping busy, as there have been multiple sightings all over the world. The Webbed Menace website now has a section that lists user-submitted sightings of the Web Crawler. As the name implies, the viral website is dedicated to capturing Spider-Man, who they see as more of a vigilante criminal than a superhero. The website debuted during WonderCon and began asking readers to submit their own photos of Spider-Man to help capture him. Now the website has a full gallery of user snapshots, which of course just have people in Spider-Man costumes. Is your candid photo included? Let us know in the comments below.Source: @djchristensen ARGs & Campaigns Viral Marketing The Amazing Spider-ManWebbed Menace
Paranormal Activity 4’s Viral Campaign Featuring “Jacob Degloshi” Ends October 31, 2012Jacob Degloshi is a character in the Paranormal Activity ARG universe who is haunted by the same demon from the movies. The movie franchise may have dwindled down to pinpoint formula and stupid characters, but the viral is still standing strong…or was. Details after the break. Read More
The Muppets Teams With Toyota To Take Terry Crewes On A Joyride During Super Bowl Sunday January 22, 2014January 22, 2014The Muppest Most Wanted viral marketing campaign has gone from mocking the internet to being insulted for not being nominated for any awards. But we may never what studios may have in store for us on Super Bowl Sunday. It has been confirmed that four studios bought air time to… Read More
Exclusive: Interview Answers Questions About “They’re Here” October 5, 2010October 18, 2011After we caught wind of the viral campaign for They’re Here, I thought it was a long shot to contact them to get any answers before the October 10th countdown ended. Fortunately, I was wrong, as I was able to get whoever is behind it to answer five questions with… Read More
Why is Peter Parker spider-douchebag now? Didn’t they just make a movie? Why do they keep “re-booting” everything?? Am I the only one who thinks this looks lame?
you my friend are an idiot. the spiderman franchise has never been rebooted before,so how can you say ‘why do they keep rebooting everything?’ this movie will be MUCH more true to the comics