Forget the debate over who is cinema’s greatest Spider-Man.

Atlantic City has a webbed crusader all its own.

Isaiah Lawrence, 3, showed he’s a real life superhero, battling back from devastating injuries after he was struck by a vehicle outside his home July 3.

The driver is now charged with leaving the scene of a crash causing significant bodily injury.

Isaiah’s family of six children already had suffered loss this year, after their mother died in April.

Frank Lawrence was not about to give up his son without a fight.

Neighbors and family pitched in to make sure Isaiah’s brothers and sisters were taken care of as Frank Lawrence stayed by his son’s side at Cooper University Hospital.

By July 15, there was significant improvement.

A little over a week later, he was up and alert with video showing him in his Spider-Man pajamas.

Then on Friday, he came home.

Frank Lawrence wants to celebrate with the community whose prayers and well-wishes he credits with helping in his son’s path home.

“My son is coming home y’all!” he posted on Facebook. “Come and welcome him home.”

He included a flyer with Isaiah sitting on his father’s lap in his Spider-Man PJs.

“Our favorite superhero has conquered the hospital and is finally swinging back home!” it reads. “It is time to suit up, gather the squad and celebrate his big return.”

Everyone is welcome to honk, wave and show some love as they drive by “Isaiah’s Web Headquarters” at 1107 Adriatic Ave. from 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday.

“Thank you for being part of Isaiah’s superhero journey,” his father wrote.