Or perhaps it’s James Franco’s version of Harry who did indeed take ye olde dirt nap at the end of Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man 3? Nah…that seems unlikely for any number of reasons.ĭoes this mean that Dafoe’s Green Goblin finally gets a much-deserved makeover? After all, he wouldn’t be the only baddie in the trailer to get an upgrade… Electro Who’s this other handsome devil on a goblin glider? While the influx of villains seems to indicate that this could be Dane DeHaan’s best forgotten Harry Osborn, that character survived The Amazing Spider-Man 2, which would probably make him ineligible to appear here. Unfortunately he’s still wearing that ridiculous get-up…or is he? We heard his sinister laugh and witnessed a pumpkin bomb explosion in the first Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer, but this time, Willem Dafoe is fully back in action as the Green Goblin from the Sam Raimi Spider-Man movies.
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The TV series would deal with James Rhodes (Don Cheadle) coming to the same conclusion and trying to shut it all down…could Doc Ock’s new arms be our first hint of that? Green Goblin In the comics, Armor Wars dealt with Tony Stark realizing that someone had been stealing his tech and using it to arm the armored villains of the Marvel Universe. What’s interesting is that last year, Marvel Studios announced that an Armor Wars series would be coming to Disney+. Check it out, and then we’ll take a close look at all the cool Spidey, Marvel Comics, and MCU references and Easter eggs we could find. And to be honest, we were expecting quite a lot right out of the gate, so that’s saying something.įirst of all, just in case you’re here and you haven’t even watched the Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer yet, allow us to fix that for you. And it is perhaps even bigger, wilder, and weirder than anyone expected. And both Sony and Marvel Studios have done their level best to lean in to the fan anticipation in every possible way, with teases, secrecy, more teases, outright denial, and a marketing campaign that has left absolutely nothing to chance.īut the new (and final) Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer is finally here.
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The secrecy surrounding this movie has sent speculation (and some genuine leaks) to a fever pitch almost unheard of in recent times. That's good news for the citizens of the Marvel Universe, since Savage Spider-Man's monstrous status quo shift may call for Ben to settle in for the long haul.Has there been a more anticipated trailer than this new one for Spider-Man: No Way Home over the last few years? We’re having serious trouble thinking of one. Now working with the Beyond Corporation, the new Amazing Spider-Man is uniquely qualified for any threat. With Peter on the mend, Ben Reilly picked up the mantle of Spider-Man for the first time since the mid-'90s. Though the web-head was ultimately triumphant, the fallout of the battle with one of his greatest foes left him depleted and in dire need of a break.
Following the death of one of his closest allies, Spidey faced off against Kindred, a mysterious villain that took a special interest in ruining his life.
This unfortunate development is the latest in a string of tragedies to rock Peter Parker's world. RELATED: New Spider-Man and Iron Man Manga Coming from Yu-Gi-Oh Creator I really hope you enjoy this new book as much as I do!" Joe Kelly is the kind of writer that understands an artist needs enough room to create great illustrations and it makes my work easier and more fun. Speaking on this latest series, he said, "Spider-Man is a huge joy to draw and now we have a Savage Spider-Man who provides an even bigger challenge for an artist." Sandoval also had high praise for Kelly's script, adding, "I can say that I am doing my best work here for sure. Sandoval is no stranger to the giant Spidey-themed beasts, having previously drawn a multitude of monsters in Extreme Carnage. "This book is so intense that you're going to need to put it down between pages to get your breath back." "You may think you've seen a monstrous or vicious Spider-Man before, but never like this," he said. However, editor Nick Lowe hints that there's more to this mutation than meets the eye. On the surface, the look harkens had to Spidey's "Six-Arms Saga" or his appearance as Man-Spider in the '90s. In the pulse-pounding pages of Non-Stop Spider-Man, a battle with Baron Zemo ended with Peter becoming a spider-creature with six legs, clawed hands and eight eyes.