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Collider caught up with Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige after their Hall H presentation at Comic-Con and asked how much longer we'd see Peter Parker in high school after Spider-Man: Homecoming, which features Parker in the 10th grade. It sounds like they may be taking a page out of the Harry Potter franchise (no pun…
We've heard bits and pieces of how Marvel and Sony's Spider-Man deal works, but now Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has explained the terms definitively once and for all in a new interview with Deadline. In basic terms, Spider-Man stays a Sony character. Sony pays for the movie, markets the movie, and distributes the movie, but…
Tom Holland's Peter Parker/Spider-Man will make his debut in Captain America: Civil War next year, but we still know very little about how the character will be portrayed both in that and specifically in his own solo outing in Jon Watts' 2017 reboot. We do however know that he'll already be a superhero when we…
Entertainment Weekly has been revealing lots of interesting details about Captain America: Civil War this week, but they've finally got around to covering Spider-Man today. Despite Chris Evans and Sebastian Stan's refusal to comment on the character, the magazine confirms that they saw both Tom Holland and his stuntman decked out from head to toe…
Marvel Studios made history when they reached a deal with Sony Pictures to bring Spider-Man into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Peter Parker will be seen standing alongside The Avengers in 2016's Captain America: Civil War when Tom Holland takes on the role of the iconic wall-crawler. In a recent Q&A to promote the release…
Marvel today announced their full Phase 3 slate, with characters like Black Panther, Captain Marvel and the Inhumans all getting their own movies. Missing from this list was Spider-Man, a character who has recently been rumoured to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe despite being owned by Sony. Despite the fact that Captain America: Civil War…
We all know that the chances of Spider-Man teaming up with The Avengers or X-Men are slim to none due to the fact that Sony Pictures hold the rights to Spidey, Marvel Studios owns The Avengers and Twentieth Century Fox are in charge of both the X-Men and the Fantastic Four franchises. The only way…