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The Edge and Bono talk about relating to Peter Parker as a super hero with humble origins in this behind the scenes video interview for the "Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark" Broadway Musical.

Julie Taymor describes how she prepared for "Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark" and how she plans to direct this big Broadway musical in this behind the scenes video.

Director Julie Taymor explains how "Spider-Man Turn Off the Dark" gained its name in this special behind the scenes video.

"Spider-Man Turn Off The Dark," directed by Julie Taymor and featuring music by Bono and The Edge, is currently in previews on Broadway. Now you can take a special peek behind the scenes!

Host of the Watcher Grace Randolph talks to famed director Spike Lee at the "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" premiere!

''Phantom Boy and a Village that Doesn't Exist on a Map'': A strange boy enters Takuya's life and claims to know his secret identity. The boy leads Spiderman to a hidden village where he pleads for help to save his sister. After encountering some hostile villagers, Spiderman discovers that this was no oridnary rescue. The boy's sister is being held captive by the Iron Cross Army!

''The Station Neighborhood Youth Detective Club'': After a group of children stumble across the Iron Cross Army's secret base, they are kidnapped and held captive. Their parents are threatened to keep quiet while Professor Monster and Amazoness set up plans to activate a massive fault line under the city, destroying everything in the vicinity. When Spiderman is approached by a local group of youth detectives for help, he leaps into action and fights to save the children and the inhabitants of the fated city!

It's a race against time for Spider-Man as the classic villain "The Mole" returns with a vengeance. With the buildings of New York disappearing one by one it's up to Spidey to save the day. Relying on his "Spider-hearing," to decipher a cryptic message, Peter Parker swings into action. This time it's an adventure below ground as Spider-Man must outrun a race of elves, outwit a subterranean rock giant and of course overcome the underground Kingdom of "The Mole People" before it's too late. Check out the classic Spider-man episode from 1967 and see what happens as "Spiderman Battles The Molemen"

A cunning "cat" burglar is on a stealing spree and there seems to be no way to catch the elusive thief. Meanwhile, a movie premiere comes to town and the rich and famous all come to see the new attraction, only to find themselves in Pardo's trap! Using a mystical pet cat to hypnotize the audience, Pardo steals all their belongings, but what the villain doesn't know is that Peter Parker is in the theater. Spider-Man soon finds himself in a battle with Pardo and must stop the trickster before the fight spills out into the city!

"Neptune's Nose Cone": When the Neptune missile sent to space for research fails during launch and crashes into the ocean, J. Jonah Jameson sends Peter Parker and a Daily Bugle journalist to cover the story. On route to the crash site, the Daily Bugle plane encounters a raging storm and are forced to crash land on a remote island. An indigenous tribe kidnaps the journalist, Penny, and Spider-Man must find her before it's too late.

"Trouble With Snow:" When a hi-voltage electric cable is accidentally cut, it falls into a toxic lake and onto a snowman. This uncanny series of events brings the snowman to life and creates an unstoppable monster made of snow. The monster rampages through the city and accumulates more and more snow, becoming a huge and terrible force that Spider-Man must find a way to destroy! "Spider-Man Vs. Desperado:" Spider-Man encounters a flying cowboy on an electric horse. As he follows the intriguing character, Spider-Man witnesses the kooky cowboy perpetrate a bank heist and goes on a wild ride to round-up... the Desperado!

"Super Swami": While napping after a long night on patrol, Spider-Man wakes up to an unprecedented illusion! A floating Eye, firing beams of fire, causes blizzards in the heat of summer and bridges and tunnels to disappear, all caused by Coga the Great Super Swami of Storms! How will our favorite Wall-Crawler escape the Swami's Snow Globe of Doom to save Manhattan? "The Birth of Micro Man": Peter Parker unwillingly helps the fugitive Micro Man get away from prison. Realizing his mistake, will Spider-Man be able to survive his shrink ray to put an end to the Kingdom Come Machine?

''Revolt in the 5th Dimension'': Spider-Man comes up against The Infinita of Dimensia 5! As a key researcher for the Library of Garth crashes on Earth, it's up to Spider-Man to protect the entire library that's been saved on a tiny jewel! Will our Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man be able to defeat the X-Ray Intelligence of the Infinata, or will he submit to their devious mind games?

We sat down the creators of the smash Internet video series I'm a Marvel, I'm a DC to talk about the creative process, their inspirations and what's on tap.

Check out the Spider-Man Week in NYC festivities at Toys R Us in Times Square. Kids and their parents had a blast making their own Spider-Man masks in celebration of Spider-Man 3.

Check out the Spider-Man Week in NYC festivities at Sony Plaza. From kids making stop-motion animations, watching movie trailers and playing games at the Sony Wonder Technology Lab to awesome Spider-Man displays, it was awesome.

The New York Public Library displayed key Spider-Man comics during Spider-Man Week in NYC. See what was poppin' at the 'brary.

Marvel Editor-in-Chief, along with Executive Editors Ralph Macchio and Tom Brevoort, discuss how Spider-Man has evolved over the last 40 years, through comics and in the films.

Marvel Executive Editor Tom Brevoort explains how real-world science is used and incorporated into comics and then developed for the films.

Marvel Executive Editor Ralph Macchio explains how Spider-Man comics are kept consistent and along with film producer Avi Arad, they discuss how the films are grounded in reality.

Marvel Comics Editor-In-Chief Joe Quesada uses comic art and movie footage to describe how Sam Raimi and and his crew have seemlessly transferred Spider-Man from the comics page to the screen.