It would be nice but sadly considered passé.The Avengers movies are where Pete's world can intersect with the wider MCU. His solo movies should be solely about him and the characters immediately associated with him.
It would be nice but sadly considered passé.The Avengers movies are where Pete's world can intersect with the wider MCU. His solo movies should be solely about him and the characters immediately associated with him.
It was considered passe in the source material since issue #1.It would be nice but sadly considered passé.
It was considered passe in the source material since issue #1.
A book literally called "Marvel Team-Up featuring Spider-Man" would probably beg to differ.
And it feels very frustrating. Spider-man is a character I prefer to standalone, and he is being lost in the MCU machine.Peter having a mentor who takes the spotlight away from him in the movies that are supposed to be focused on him would be akin to the Avengers showing up in every issue of, say, The Amazing Spider-Man starting with Issue #1 back in 1963.
It demonstrates a lack of faith in the character.
Err, that's what flavaflav is saying -- that not crossing over has been passe.
And it feels very frustrating. Spider-man is a character I prefer to standalone, and he is being lost in the MCU machine.
Except that never happened in any of the MCU movies. If you consider a 10 minute cameo stealing the spotlight, well, it's time to step out of the hyperbolic chamber.Peter having a mentor who takes the spotlight away from him in the movies that are supposed to be focused on him would be akin to the Avengers showing up in every issue of, say, The Amazing Spider-Man starting with Issue #1 back in 1963.
It demonstrates a lack of faith in the character.
I think real "solo-movies" were a thing back 1. done to introduce characters, and 2. when the MCU wasn't a huge canvass yet, but various smaller parts of it that weren't yet connected.
Spidey is too connected to the rest of the MCU that it doesn't feel contrived to partner him up with another of the heroes, but feels natural after everything the character's been through (and will be going through). Homecoming was a solo-movie, granted with Tony (and Happy), but they stayed in the background and let Peter have his highschool-issues and superhero-adventures.
I'm happy about the news, I think the Tony-Peter-Strange interaction on the doughnut in IW was fabulous, and I certainly don't mind seeing more of Peter and Strange together in one movie. After all, they're my favourite characters left (with Bucky and Loki - looking forward to their resp series...), couldn't care less about the others.
I know this is joke, but after where Far From Home, this could be a pretty good title, if he ended up having to hide or go on the run.Spider-Man: Can't Go Home Again
I think real "solo-movies" were a thing back 1. done to introduce characters, and 2. when the MCU wasn't a huge canvass yet, but various smaller parts of it that weren't yet connected.
He mind f'd the entire planet to make them forget Spider-Man's identity after 'Civil War'. Well technically it was Mephisto rewriting history that led to it happening but let's not dive down that particular hell hole.
Doctor Strange: Powerful enough to erase memories from most of the planet, not powerful enough to heal a bullet wound on an old lady (seriously, the hoops they went through to justify no one on Earth being able to heal the dying of a bullet wound Aunt May made the entire Marvel Universe look like idiots, just another shitty part of One More Day...).
I know it's not canon, but a fan-accepted theory is that when Peter went to ask all those great minds if they could save May and they said they couldn't...those were just illusions created by Mephisto.
The full title should be:Well...this isn't what I expected for MODOK...but at least it's something very different:
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