Spider-man

Spider-Man, the beloved superhero of comic books and films, has also made commendable contributions to the musical scene. In 2010, a stage production titled "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" hit Broadway to mixed reviews. Despite its turbulent development and numerous technical difficulties, the production boasted an impressive budget of $75 million, making it one of the most expensive in Broadway history. Featuring music and lyrics by U2's Bono and The Edge, this rock musical incorporated daring aerial stunts, mesmerizing visuals, and an elaborate set. Although it faced financial and safety challenges, the show managed to attract numerous audiences during its 9-year run. Spider-Man's memorable presence extended beyond Broadway, with the character frequently appearing in animated TV shows and providing a powerhouse theme song for the popular '60s cartoon series. Over the years, Spider-Man has effectively intertwined his web of influence within both the comic book and musical realms, captivating audiences with his exhilarating adventures.