That Gwen Stacy Spider-Woman is so awesome, I just hope she...hold on, she's getting her own series? And it's dealing with what happened after her Edge of Spider-Verse story?
Amazing Spider-Man #611 will feature a showdown between Spider-Man and Deadpool. A showdown that will, apparently, degrade into "Yo Mamma-geddon". And it's being written by Joe Kelly.
God, I hate Carly, yet Quesada keeps insisting that she's Spider-Man's perfect girlfriend. Good grief when is this ever going to... wait? Carly broke up with Spidey? Woo-hoo, choo-choo, the MJ train is back on track!
The Amazing Spider-Man: Renew Your Vows promises to undo the events of One More Day, having Peter Happily Married to MJ once again, and raising a daughter to boot.note This got undone by the news that it's about an alternate universe Peter and MJ, not the mainstream versions, and was further undone when it was confirmed All-New, All-Different Marvel will just be continuing the way Slott's controversial run has developed rather than being, well, all new or all different
Also, Eddie Brock comes back as Venom for a brief time. Repeat; Eddie.Brock.As.VENOM.
One of the new series in Marvel NOW! (2016), also called Renew Your Vows, delves deeper into this universe!
After what felt like decades, and after all the different hosts...Eddie's back as Venom. And this time, canonically.
The Fall of Parker would be a depressing, cliché Status Quo Is God story, if not for the fact that Peter's return to the Daily Bugle has him take an actual job for the paper; no longer a freelance photographer, Pete's using his experience in science and tech to work as a group editor. Pete's finally growing up!
Venom Inc: Flash Thompson returns, as the new Anti-Venom note (which essentially turns him back into Agent Venom, prior to his Space Knight reinvention, only with inverted colours), Black Cat gives up her mob and returns to the side of angels, and Flash, Felicia, Brock, and Peter all end things in a positive mood towards one-another? OK, if there's reason to get back into reading Spider-Man, this is it.
The announcement that Spidey will be joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Many fans are speculating that it he will debut in 2016's Captain America: Civil War, which adapts the Marvel Civil War storyline, which Spidey was an important character in.
And indeed, Peter Parker and Spider-Man made his MCU debut in Civil War, though in much reduced and different role than the comics. Even so, he's often cited as one of the film's highest points (in a film filled with them). More info on the Captain America: Civil War page. And now, MCU Spider-Man is getting own solo film this summer in Spider-Man: Homecoming.
Disney and Sony had a fall out after the release of Spider-Man: Far From Home, which meant that Spider-Man would be out of the MCU again and the huge Sequel Hook of the film would have to be ignored. But some weeks later Disney and Sony made a new deal, allowing Spider-Man to have another solo entry and an another appearance in an MCU movie before they go back to negotiations.
The subsequent third film in the MCU (so-far) trilogy might likewise be the most fandom-pleasing spidey movie ever, from bringing back belovedvillainsfromprevious films to reuniting all three actors to portray the character in the big screen.
SPIDER-MAN! EVER!