In a whirlwind of superhero shenanigans, Queens resident Jack Shi, 64, has become an unlikely hero himself by owning the now-famous four-bedroom, four-bath brick house at 20 Ingram St, Forest Hills, New York. The property, which shares an address with one of Aunt May's homes in the Marvel Comics universe, has garnered a unique distinction - it's been dubbed Spider-Man's house! While Shi didn't know this when he purchased it three years ago, he's since become the proud owner of a collection of letters children have addressed to everyone's favorite web-slinging superhero. With the recent premiere ofSpider-Man: Brand New Dayon July 31, 2026, and its box office success, Shi has found himself in the spotlight more than ever. Fans of all ages have been sending fan mail to Spidey, despite the fact that he doesn't actually reside there. Regardless, Shi has taken his role as one of New York's most interesting homeowners seriously, welcoming fans for photos and even embodying Spider-Man's spirit in his daily life. The release of Marvel's Spider-Man 2, the PlayStation video game from developer Insomniac Games, has further fueled interest in all things Spidey, with players returning to swing through New York themselves. For more on Marvel's iconic hero, you can check out IGN's review of the new movie or hear what Sadie Sink had to say about her top-secret role in the film. Michael Cripe, a freelance writer for IGN, brings his expertise from sites like The Pitch, The Escapist, and OnlySP to the table. Make sure to follow him on Bluesky (@mikecripe.bsky.social) and Twitter (@MikeCripe).