From Hydra agent to full-time Avenger, Spider-Woman has been a vital part of the Marvel universe for 45 years. And now Jessica Drew is heading to the big screen in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, so let's dig into her comics history, origin, and powers!

With Into the Spider-Verse 2 moving forward, Issa Rae reacted to those Spider-Woman rumors, months after her role in the sequel was announced.

William Hurt, the Oscar-winning actor of Kiss the Spider Woman who also played Thaddeus E. "Thunderbolt" Ross in multiple MCU films, has died at the age of 71.

The rumor mill's been pointing to Daisy Ridley possibly suiting up as Spider-Woman.

Daisy Ridley is setting the record straight on those Spider-Woman rumors.

The Booksmart director recently signed on to direct a female-led Spider-Verse movie.

Untangling the webs of Spider-Woman

Olivia Wilde is set to direct a Marvel movie for Sony that centers around one of the female comic book characters controlled by the studio, with insiders pointing to Spider-Woman as the likely heroine. Deadline reports that Wilde will co-write the superhero movie with her Booksmart partner Katie Silberman, and that Amy Pascal is onboard to produce, which seems to indicate that the property will indeed be related to Spider-Man. Rachel O’Connor will serve as an executive producer, and Gary Spinelli penned a previous draft of the script. Spider-Woman has been used as the alter …

But which Spider-Woman?

With a new Spider-Woman series coming soon, Marvel released a handful of new variants featuring Jessica Drew in her classic costume.

Fans of Marvel's Spider-Woman have another reason to celebrate, with not only a brand new comic, but a new costume to match. Check it out now!

Spider-Woman is getting her own 'explosive' new comic series. Jessica Drew is angry, unwell, and determined to keep her life together.

Jessica Drew fans can start celebrating, now that Spider-Woman will be getting her very own Marvel Comic adventure, starting in March 2020.