There is no more ubiquitous symbol of Halloween than the humble jack o' lantern, perhaps because it's so endlessly adaptable. Sure you can go with the standard grinning face, but for the 19th installment in our 31 Days of Halloween series, we wanted to remind you that with enough time and nerdy ingenuity, you can make something much more, well ... super.

Stan Lee Media Inc. is at it again. First, they wanted all the cash from the box office flop, Conan, and now they're going for, well ... basically everything else Stan Lee has ever created.

One of the most controversial changes Sam Raimi made in his original Spider-Man trilogy was the decision to have Peter Parker develop the natural ability to shoot webbing—but apparently that may not have always been the case.

Oh, Spidey. You wacky super-powered weirdo. First you spin a web (any size, I hear) and then, without warning, you're running like a fool, buck-naked save for your mask, across a football field. On top of that, you're such an exhibitionist that you, ahem, I mean Peter Parker, video taped the whole thing.