First introduced in The Amazing Spider-Man #41, Rhino is commonly portrayed as a dim-witted, low level Russian thug named Aleksei Sytsevich who undergoes a scientific procedure.

The Rhino, a formidable foe in Spider-Man‘s rogues gallery, is often reduced to a one-dimensional brute on the silver screen. However, the comic book version of this character is far more ...

Aaron Taylor Johnson’s antihero goes toe-to-toe against the fellow Spider-Man villain, the Rhino (Alessandro Nivola), in the bloody new trailer for Sony’s R-rated superhero film, Kraven the ...

Rhino’s a Bigger Threat to Spider-Man than Most of His Foes. Back in the ’60s, Marvel was all in on American exceptionalism and the Cold War, so a lot of villains were Russian.

The Rhino first appeared in Amazing Spider-Man #41 in 1966 as a thug from a Soviet Bloc country who wore a superhuman suit that made him invulnerable while giving him superstrength and superspeed.

Spider-Man climbs on top of Rhino and puts his ear to his chest, but it appears that he doesn’t hear a heartbeat. [RELATED: Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man Reveals First Look at Avengers ...

The Rhino Was Supposed To Play A Bigger Role In The Amazing Spider-Man 3. As we noted above, The Rhino's storyline was left dangling in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 by a cliffhanger that didn't ...

First introduced in The Amazing Spider-Man #41, Rhino is commonly portrayed as a dim-witted, low level Russian thug named Aleksei Sytsevich who undergoes a scientific procedure.

Felicity Jones also is in negotiations to join the Sony sequel. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer The Rhino first appeared in Amazing Spider-Man #41 in 1966 as a thug from a Soviet Bloc country who ...