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Find out everything Marvel had planned for Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Recently the blockbuster news hit that Sony pulled the plug on the Marvel deal for Spider-Man. Update: Sony and Marvel reached a deal for one more movie. So some of these plot threads can get wrapped up. Spider-Man is wholly owned by Marvel Comics. But back in the 1990s, they sold the live-action television and movie rights to produce live-action versions of the character and all related characters. It's confusing but our chart helps a little. In 2016 Marvel revealed they worked out a deal where Sony would allow them to use certain characters in exchange for the profits. It allowed Spider-Man to cameo in one movie, two Avengers movies, and two solo movies. Peter Parker, played by Tom Holland , first appeared in Captain America: Civil War . He quickly became a fan favorite and his awkward performance won over fans who expressed reservations about yet another reboot of the character. But...

Marvel pulled a ton of surprises from Spider-Man: Far From Home . The biggest is that Mysterio is a villain (although he's always been a villain ). But another lingering question is how could there be a sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming if he died in Avengers: Infinity War ? Marvel tried hard to avoid spoilers for Avengers: Endgame and his fate. First a brief history of the Iron Spider armored suit. Where Did the Iron Spider Suit Come From? The suit first shows up in the Marvel "Civil War" storyline Amazing Spider-Man #529 (2006) by J. Michael Straczynski and Ron Garney.  Peter Parker initially sides with Tony Stark for the Superhero Registration Act and he gives him a suit of armor that gives him additional powers and capabilities. The first live-action appearance of the Iron Spider suit is at the end of Spider-Man: Homecoming in 2017. Stark first takes away the suit he made for Peter. He later presents him with a new suit inspired by the Iron Man armor and welcomes him...

Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) - Peter Parker / Spider-Man (Tom Holland) Spider-Man: Far From Home is coming to theaters and with it the very first interracial relationship in the MCU. This is a problem. For all the studio's promises of diversity, they've fallen way short in this area. First, they took forever to bring one in. Then they dropped it. Finally, they've shoe-horned one into the movies without explanation. Mixed couples were literally illegal at one time. Now the numbers have expanded to about 15% in the US. As recently as the 1960s, movies with interracial love stories faced boycotts and banning in parts of the U.S. They're getting more common every day and commercials and movies have been showing them more and more. Despite that, the Marvel movies have been unusually devoid of them. It's worth noting that Marvel Studios has had a problem with romantic relationships for its entire run. Of the few pairings, most have been hit with the ridiculous stick...