Superman (Ryan Driller) must work together with Spider-Man (Xander Corvus), when super villains Lex Luthor (Eric Masterson) and Dr. Octopus (James Bartholet) join forces to attempt to achieve world domination.

[3] Jeffries wrote that Braun's work showcased, "a unique point of intersection between Hollywood, the porn industry, and fandom.

[4] The film received a generally positive reception, with Phoenix New Times placing it among, "The Five Best XXX Superhero Parodies".

[12] Superman (Ryan Driller) must work together with Spider-Man (Xander Corvus), when super villains Lex Luthor (Eric Masterson) and Dr. Octopus (James Bartholet) join forces to attempt to achieve world domination.

Black Cat (Jazy Berlin) discovers Spider-Man monitoring the city on the top of a roof of a building and the two briefly scuffle before subsequently engaging in intimate relations.

Superman and Spider-Man are helped in their quest to combat Luthor and Dr. Octopus by super heroines including Supergirl (Kagney Lynn Karter) and Spider-Woman (Jenna Presley).

Superman appears outside the terrace of the apartment shared by Spider-Man's alter ego Peter Parker and his girlfriend Mary Jane Watson (Capri Anderson).

Afterwards, in an unknown location, Harry Osborn (Michael Vegas) is shown retrieving his Green Goblin mask from a chest.

[1][2] In subsequent marketing materials, Braun utilized an homage to the precise cover design style from the original 1976 comic edition to promote his film parody.

"[4] Geekscape writer Derek Kraneveldt favorably reviewed the trailer to the movie, writing, "it’s sure to please comic fans" and "porn viewers alike!

[6] Tessa Stuart of BuzzFeed wrote some individuals would want to watch the parody, "Because it's the only way some fans will ever get to see their favorite characters or storylines adapted for film.

"[8] Burns commented, "Sure, if you take away all of the sex, you’ve probably got a SyFy original on your hands, but that’s pretty great for an adult film.

[9] Cultture wrote, "Superman vs Spider-Man XXX: One of the great cross-overs that may have been read in the superhero comic also took place in the cinematic world of porn parodies, with the evil Lex Luthor and Doctor Octopus teaming up to face their nemesis.

"[9] Chris Nieratko reviewed the film for Vice, and was appreciative of Braun's referencing the 1976 comic book edition where Superman meets Spider-Man.