Spider-Man: Brand New Day opens in French cinemas on Wednesday 29 July 2026, two days before the United States. Directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, the film brings back Tom Holland and Zendaya for a fourth Spider-Man feature in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

This is a good time to look at what the Spider-Man universe has for collectors in 2026, across all product types: around ten LEGO Marvel sets, more than fifteen Funko POP figures, Loungefly bags and a comic book. This guide covers the whole franchise, all characters, allies and enemies alike: Venom, Miles Morales, Ghost-Spider, the Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus and Mysterio have as much space here as Peter Parker, who also has his own dedicated character guide.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Peter Parker in a New York that has forgotten him

The film runs for 2 hours 25 minutes and is Tom Holland's fourth Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as part of Phase 6. Destin Daniel Cretton directs from a script by Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers, and alongside Tom Holland and Zendaya the cast includes Jacob Batalon (Ned Leeds), Sadie Sink, Jon Bernthal (Frank Castle, the Punisher), Tramell Tillman, Michael Mando (Mac Gargan, the Scorpion) and Mark Ruffalo (Bruce Banner, Hulk). The world premiere took place on 27 July at the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.

The official synopsis is short: it is a brand new day for Peter Parker, who keeps fighting crime in a world that no longer remembers him, until the feeling of being forgotten by his friends triggers a change in him that he may not be able to control. On the collectables side, the summer is just as busy: LEGO released three sets based on the film at the start of the summer, Funko followed with a full range named after it, and these new products add to a 2026 that was already full of bricks, figures, Loungefly bags and comics.

LEGO Marvel 2026: the three sets based on the film

Three LEGO Marvel sets released on 1 June mention the film by name in their official description. They cover three very different formats: a display figure, a vehicle for play and a street scene with a hidden function.

Spider-Man Hero Figure (76346)

This is the biggest set of the batch, with 813 pieces: a brick-built posable figure over 14.2 in (36 cm) tall, movable from the feet to the fingertips, showing the web-slinger as he appears in the film. A Spider-Man minifigure on a stand comes with the model, which is recommended for ages 12 and up.

Spider-Man Prison Transport Chase (76349)

This set centres on a dark blue six-wheeled prison van, with a roof hatch, a rear opening to reach the cell, suspension and two stud shooters. The four minifigures are Spider-Man with his webs, Tombstone with his two guns, Tarantula with spikes on his hands and feet, and a DODC guard with handcuffs. It has 367 pieces and is for ages 8 and up.

Spider-Man vs. Hulk Epic Clash (76350)

The set with the most characters of the three: 534 pieces and six figures, including a large brick-built Hulk, plus Spider-Man, Tarantula, Scorpion, Boomerang and a hot dog vendor. The building front bursts open when a lever at the back is pushed, revealing Hulk, and the street scene includes a hot dog cart that opens, a park and transparent rods for mid-air poses.

The film's cast does include Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner and Michael Mando as Mac Gargan, also known as the Scorpion.

LEGO Marvel 2026: the Daily Bugle, the mechs and the Spidey range

The rest of the LEGO Spider-Man year came in January, with a wave of nine sets drawing on the earlier films and the animated series, followed by a bust for adults in July.

Spider-Man vs. Mysterio: The Daily Bugle (76342)

The main set of the January wave: a four-storey building over 13 in (33 cm) tall, with 781 pieces, offices, a reception, a press room, a safe and a lever that changes the display on a sign.

Seven minifigures are included: Spider-Man, Miles Morales, Ghost-Spider, J. Jonah Jameson, Mysterio, Venomized Captain America and the Rhino, who comes with a posable mech with an opening cockpit. Outside, there is a fire escape, a movable news stand and a crossroads with traffic lights.

Epic Battle: Spider-Man vs. Sandman (76334)

This 201-piece diorama is part of the LEGO Marvel Epic Moments collection and recreates a scene from Spider-Man 3, as the plaque on the base states. Three minifigures face off on a construction site: Spider-Man, Venom with tentacles, and Sandman mounted on a brick-built stand representing his sand form.

Two mech battles (76338 and 76337)

Mech Battle: Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock (76338) pits two fully posable mechs with opening cockpits against each other, one in Iron Spider style with two movable stud shooters, the other with four posable tentacles. Three minifigures pilot them: Spider-Man, Ghost-Spider and Doctor Octopus, with 315 pieces for ages 6 and up.

Smaller at 135 pieces, Miles Morales Mech vs. Spider-Man 2099 (76337) draws on Across the Spider-Verse. The mech's torso opens onto a cockpit for the Miles Morales minifigure, and its arms hold a three-stud shooter, a web rope and a web shooter. The second minifigure is Spider-Man 2099, from Earth-928.

Two vehicles and two villains (76336 and 76335)

Spider-Man Car vs. Venomized Wolverine (76336) is about speed: a lever at the back of the car fires two spring-loaded shooters at the front, and according to LEGO the set is the first appearance of Venomized Wolverine in a LEGO building toy. Two minifigures, 134 pieces, ages 7 and up.

The smallest set of the year is also one of the simplest: Spider-Man vs. Ghost Rider Motorcycle (76335) has 72 pieces and a 5.5 in (14 cm) long motorbike, with two flaming exhausts and two built-in stud shooters. The Ghost Rider minifigure is a skeleton with flames coming from its hands and head, and Spider-Man's web attaches to the bike.

The Spidey range for ages 4 and up (11206, 11207 and 11208)

Three sets with larger bricks complete the January wave, based on the animated series. Spidey on his Motorcycle vs. Rhino (11206) has 61 pieces, Spidey and Rhino minifigures, a pizza oven and a giant web trap.

Spidey: Underwater Vehicles (11207) offers three vehicles to build: Spidey's crab with its web trap, Ghost-Spider's turtle with a transparent opening shell and Doc Ock's whale with shooters on its fins, along with the three matching minifigures.

Finally, Team Spidey Pirate Ship (11208) includes the Webs Ahoy, Spidey's island, two small boats, a cannon, disc shooters, a shark figure, Trace-E and four minifigures: Spidey, Ghost-Spider, Miles Morales and the Green Goblin, who has made off with the treasure chest.

Venom Bust (76356)

Released in July, this 18+ set is made for display: 413 pieces for a bust over 6.7 in (17 cm) tall that details the symbiote's veins, eyes, teeth and tongue, with a removable tongue to change its expression. A nameplate is built into the base, which also holds the included Venom minifigure. The official description states that the character is shown as he appears in the 2018 film Venom.

Here are all the LEGO sets from the Spider-Man universe released in 2026:

Funko POP 2026: the Spider-Man: Brand New Day wave

Funko named a whole range after the film, released in late June and early July, made up of five figures numbered 1586 to 1590. Four are Spider-Man, the fifth is Hulk.

Spider-Man in four versions (#1586, #1587, #1589 and #1590)

The standard figure, #1586, shows Spider-Man in his red and blue suit hanging from a translucent web rising from a clear base, and stands about 3.9 in (10 cm) tall.

#1587 has a different pose and suit: standing with his legs apart, he wears the No Way Home suit, damaged and marked with dark stains. Funko lists it at about 3.1 in (8 cm), the smallest in the series.

#1589 uses the same pose as #1586 at a larger scale: it is the 9.8 in (25 cm) jumbo version.

#1590 also uses the web pose, but with a shiny metallic finish over the whole suit. Funko presents it as a retailer exclusive.

Hulk #1588, in 5.9 in (15 cm) format

The only non-spider figure in the range, this Hulk is about 5.9 in (15 cm) tall, making it the largest in the series after the jumbo. Torn blue shirt, ragged brown shorts, clenched fists and a frown: it comes in the larger box used for 6-inch POPs.

A fifth suit: Spider-Man in winter clothes (#1630)

Another exclusive joined the Brand New Day range in early October: this Spider-Man keeps his full mask but adds a black wool beanie and a striped zip-up top worn over the red and blue suit, a casual look that Funko sells as Spider-Man (Casual).

The figure is about 3.5 in (9 cm) tall and, like other exclusives in the range, comes in packaging with micro-optic authentication technology.

Scorpion and Tombstone, two villains from the film as Bobble Heads (#1628 and #1629)

In October, two villains from the film joined the Brand New Day wave as Bobble Heads: Scorpion, in a green tactical suit with his posable mechanical tail, and Tombstone, recognisable by his white skin and completely black eyes. Both characters already have minifigures in the film's LEGO sets.

Funko POP 2026: Venom, the villains and the comic figures

Outside the film range, Funko's Spider-Man year centres on Venom, a Christmas series and several figures based on the comics.

Venom, from Marvel Rivals to the limited edition (#1218 and #1584)

Released in late May, #1218 is part of the Marvel Rivals range and stands nearly 5.5 in (14 cm) tall: a large grey-black figure, mouth open on a row of white teeth and a big white spider on the chest. Funko states a one in six chance of getting the blue chase variant, shipped at random.

Released in June, #1584 is labelled All-New Venom on its box, with a limited run of 9,500 pieces. The figure is black, with gold eyes and jaw, and its tongue out.

The nutcracker trio of 8 September (#1617, #1618 and #1620)

Due in early autumn, these three figures turn the characters into Christmas nutcrackers, each on a wooden base. Spider-Man (#1617) wears a red bobble hat and leans on one of Doctor Octopus's robotic arms as a cane.

Miles Morales (#1618) swaps the hat for a red helmet and a green and red striped scarf, with a street lamp and its bell as a cane.

The Green Goblin (#1620) completes the set, in a purple double-breasted coat with gold buttons, a purple hat trimmed in white and a sceptre topped with an orange pumpkin. It is the largest of the three, at about 5.5 in (14 cm).

Two covers, a wedding and two exclusives

#79 is part of the Comic Cover range: the figure, a Spider-Hulk with a red mask and green body, is fixed in a hard case in front of a reproduction of the cover of Web of Spider-Man #70. The whole piece measures 5.1 in (13 cm).

A second Comic Cover figure joined the range in late October: #81 reproduces the cover of Amazing Spider-Man #346 (April 1991), where Eddie Brock, transformed into Venom, fights the web-slinger. It is presented the same way as #79, with a 4.1 in (10.4 cm) figure fixed in front of the original artwork in its hard case.

Released in mid-January, this two-figure pack celebrates the wedding of Peter Parker and Mary Jane: Spider-Man holds out his hand to MJ in a white dress and veil. Funko lists them at 3.7 to 4.4 in (9.4 to 11.2 cm).

More unusual, #1574 takes on the look of a drawing: a fully white figure with black line work, crouching on a matching base, as if taken from an inked page. The box design follows the same style.

Lastly, #1570 is a 4.4 in (11.2 cm) POP Premium: Spider-Man climbs a section of red brick wall with a black spider painted on it. Funko mentions packaging with micro-optic technology for authentication.

Three releases in October (#1621, #1623 and #1624)

The end of the year brings three figures based on recent comics. Symbiote Spider-Man 2099 (#1621) shows Miguel O'Hara bonded to a symbiote, with red strands running over his head and arms. Spider-Man (Venom War) (#1623) uses the black suit with a large white spider. Venomsaurus Rex (#1624) goes further: a 5.7 in (14.5 cm) symbiote tyrannosaurus, mouth wide open and tongue out.

Spider-Man as a classic jumbo (#1653)

A new 9.8 in (25 cm) jumbo figure arrives on 10 November, this time in the web-slinger's traditional red and blue suit rather than the film suit, with one arm out in a fighting pose.

Spider-Man at his desk, the "Like A Boss" meme (#1660)

This Premium Bobble Head figure recreates a scene from the 1969 Spider-Man cartoon that became a meme under the name "Like A Boss": the masked hero sits behind his desk, with a telephone next to him. It is about 3.1 in (8 cm) tall and arrives in early December.

Miles Morales as a Nooks diorama

Funko starts a new range for Miles Morales with the Nooks format: the hero sits in a miniature bedroom corner, hanging near the window, above a bed with a red cover and a pair of trainers on the floor. It comes in an acrylic case, designed to sit between books or next to the rest of a collection rather than as a standalone figure.

The five Marvel heroes pack (Spider-Man, Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk and Black Panther)

This set brings together five Bobble Head figures in one window box: Spider-Man and Iron Man at the top, Captain America, Hulk and Black Panther at the bottom. It is released in September and lets you line up the web-slinger with four other Marvel heroes.

All the POP figures from the Spider-Man universe released in 2026 are listed here:

Loungefly 2026: the Spider-Man bags

Three Loungefly products joined the Spider-Man range this year. The first, released in June, is a Spider-Man Noir cosplay mini backpack sold as an exclusive: all black, it takes the shape of the character with his wide-brimmed hat and large white eyes.

The next two, released in early July, are a matching pair with the same design: a mini backpack and a hobo-style crossbody bag, both in quilted black canvas embroidered with a red spider, with a gathered handle and a matching wrist strap on the second. Loungefly lists the backpack at 9 in (22.9 cm) wide and 10.5 in (26.7 cm) high.

Comics 2026: the book releases

For books, the year in France began with the February release of the French edition of Amazing Spider-Man volume 4, Death and Rebirth, by Wells, McGuinness and Gleason, with a cover showing Spider-Man fighting Doctor Octopus.

Spider-Man by Michelinie & Bagley volume 2

Released in France on 25 March, this thick 1,088-page hardcover collects the issues by David Michelinie and Mark Bagley from the turn of the 1990s, a period when the web-slinger often crossed paths with Hulk. It is an omnibus, and priced accordingly.

Octo-Girl, the Spider-Man universe manga

Published in France by Panini, the manga Spider-Man: Octo-Girl is by Hideyuki Furuhashi and Betten Court, the duo behind My Hero Academia: Vigilantes. It follows a young heroine with tentacle-like mechanical arms inspired by Doctor Octopus. In France, volume 3 comes out on 1 July, while volume 1 was reissued on 25 March in a low-price edition for a French comics promotion.

Marvel/DC: Superman/Spider-Man volume 2

In late August, the French publisher Urban Comics releases the second volume of Superman/Spider-Man, a crossover between the Marvel and DC universes, following the first volume published in June 2026. This 80-page book for younger readers brings the two heroes together in one adventure, more than twenty years after the last joint project between the two publishers.

A 216-page hardcover edition, collecting a larger part of the crossover, follows on 2 October.

This volume 2 follows a reissue released on 12 June 2026, which reprints unchanged the very first meeting between the two heroes, published jointly by DC and Marvel in 1976 as Superman Vs. The Amazing Spider-Man. Drawn by Ross Andru from a script by Gerry Conway, this 96-page hardcover keeps the original cover line: "the greatest superhero team-up of all time".

On the same day, 2 October, Urban Comics also reissues DC & Marvel Present: Superman and Spider-Man, an archive edition from 1981, one of the very first joint projects featuring the two heroes, who face Doctor Doom and the Parasite.

Spider-Man / Venom: Death Spiral

A new miniseries that teams Spider-Man and Venom against a shared symbiote threat, Death Spiral is published in France by Panini in two parts: issue 1 on 2 September, then the volume 2 hardcover on 7 October.

Marvel Action Spider-Man volume 4: Venom

On the same day, 2 September, Panini's Marvel Action range for children publishes in France a new volume in which Spider-Man faces Venom, in a format designed for young readers.

Amazing Spider-Man volume 5: Gang War

Released in France on 16 September, this fifth volume by Wells continues the Gang War arc started in the previous volume and puts Spider-Man up against several of the best-known enemies from his recent runs.

Marvel Artist Edition: John Romita's Amazing Spider-Man

Released on 16 September, this 152-page hardcover reproduces John Romita Sr.'s original line art pages in large format, without colour. It costs more than the rest of this selection and is aimed at fans of original artwork.

Spider-Man early readers: two volumes in 2026

From the French publisher Hachette Jeunesse, the Bibliothèque Verte early reader series Mes premiers romans Spider-Man added two volumes this year: L'union fait la force (volume 5) on 6 May, then L'eau et la foudre (volume 6) on 14 October. Both are 64-page paperbacks for young readers discovering the character.

The archive collections: 1974, 1984 and 1991-1992

Panini also continues its French archive collections dedicated to the web-slinger. Spider-Man: L'Intégrale 1974 (volume 12) comes out on 16 September with issues by Gerry Conway, Ross Andru and John Romita Sr. Spectacular Spider-Man: L'Intégrale 1984 follows on 12 November, then Spider-Man: L'Intégrale 1991-1992 (volume 63), which includes the Round Robin: The Sidekick's Revenge arc, on 2 December.

Ultimate Spider-Man volume 2

This second volume of the Ultimate line comes out in France on 4 November from Panini, as a 328-page hardcover. An edition with a Christmas cover, numbered separately, is released the same day.

Avengers Doomsday Collection 10: Spider-Man

On 4 November, Panini dedicates the tenth volume of its low-price French Avengers Doomsday Collection, launched to accompany Doctor Doom's arrival in cinemas, to Spider-Man. Miguel O'Hara, the Spider-Man of 2099, arrives in the present looking for Peter Parker, in a story written by Nick Spencer and drawn by Jan Bazaldua and Patrick Gleason, in a 120-page hardback format.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day volume 3, a comics saga with the same title as the film

Panini is also republishing in France a comics saga that shares its title with the film: this third volume, due on 18 November, collects the New Ways to Die arc, drawn mainly by John Romita Jr. and first published in 2008. Despite the identical name, the story has no direct link to the plot of the 2026 Marvel Studios film.

Spider-Verse, new edition

In July, Panini reissued Spider-Verse in France, a 304-page hardcover by Slott, Coipel and Camuncoli that brings together several versions of the web-slinger from other universes, including Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen.

All the Spider-Man comics released in 2026 are listed here: