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The Spider strikes again! (Let's talk about the tv series ⬇️)

Did you like the tv series? I think it was great for many reasons, I loved the script and the characters well written.

Also I really enjoyed the fact that they kept it comic related, I mean it was like reading a new story from the comics. I hate the fact that they cancelled it only after one season since the critic loved it.

I guess we peasants like Marvel films more 🤮

u/Matochoom — 9 days ago
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The MCU hobgoblin won’t be Ned.

Since Homecoming people have been talking about Ned becoming the Hobgoblin like in the comics. Except in the comics Ned wasn’t the Hobgoblin. He was framed. The real Hobgoblin was Fashion Designer Roderick Kingsley. I don’t think the CEO has it in him to be a super villain. He’s too chill.

The only way I can see it happening is if they just rip off Willem Dafoe Goblin and have Ned get the goblin serum + split personality. I highly doubt that will happen since Kevin Feige notoriously hates doing stuff that’s already been done before.

I do believe the MCU will bring in Roderick Kingsley but he won’t be the Hobgoblin. Just a red herring to mess with comic fans. The Hobgoblin will be Peter Parker’s teacher, Mr Harrington.

In Incredible Hulk it’s shown that Harrington was a student at the extremely prestigious Cutler University. So he’d be smart enough to make his own tech. His wife faked her death during the snap and left him. Motivation for a future breakdown. It’s possible that at some point after No Way Home he just snapped and became an unhinged supervillain. Think Michael Douglas in “Falling Down”.

It would also emulate the feeling of the Green/Hobgoblin mystery in the comics. The idea that someone Peter knows is the titular villain. In this case it’s someone that would shock both Comic fans and MCU fans.

u/Rider_man_clan — 11 days ago
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Would something like Sinister 12 be cool in the (far) future MCU?

A LOT of villains teaming up and defeating him until he gets help from other heroes. Not in Spider-Man 5, but 6 or something

u/EstablishmentNo1785 — 9 days ago