TheSpider-Manvariants of Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire join Miles Morales to face Magneto in a new piece of fan art that shows the crossover potential of theMarvel Cinematic Universegoing forward.Spider-Man: No Way Homeproved that any actor who has appeared in a past Marvel project can return now that the Multiverse plays a central role within the MCU. But not only have Marvel Studios projects made it possible for multiple versions of the same character to appear, Sony Pictures’Spider-Versehas featured countless Spider-People in its latest animated film,Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.And with Miles Morales soon getting his own live-action movie, the possibility of him fighting alongside Holland, Garfield and Maguire is edging ever closer to becoming possible.
Instagram artistmateusgraf_artpublished a piece of fan art that unites the four versions of Spider-Man in an epic fight with X-Men villain (and sometimes ally) Magneto, a character who is also expected to be introduced to the MCU with the rest of the X-Men. Check out the exciting artwork below:
Magneto is one of the most popular villains in Marvel Comics, while Spider-Man has become one of the company’s greatest emblems, so a confrontation between several versions of the Brooklyn hero and the powerful mutant would be something very interesting to see on the big screen. And with the multiverse now in play and the X-Men on their way, such an event is looking more likely than ever before.
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Will Spider-Man Ever Come Face-To-Face With The Kingpin?
Although seeing Spider-Man fighting Magneto would be interesting, and also possible given the imminent arrival of theX-Mento the MCU, there is another great villain that the franchise has already introduced with whom Spider-Man has a long history of clashes in the comics: The Kingpin.
Matt Murdock’s nemesis made his debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe inHawkeyeplayed by Vincent D’Onofrio, who had already played him masterfully in Netflix’sDaredevil. And while he appeared in the series, Charlie Cox had a small appearance as Murdock inSpider-Man: No Way Home, possiblyteasing a future showdownbetween the two New York heroes and Kingpin in the future.
Although Holland’s lastSpider-Manfilm was one of Marvel Studios' first projects to play with different realities and bring characters from other franchises, it is possible that the upcoming and fourth installment of the character’s saga will be less related to the concept of the multiverse, and will instead focus on Peter Parker just trying to save his city from criminals. And this direction would fit perfectly with characters like Daredevil and The Kingpin. Seeing the Devil from Hell’s Kitchen and Spider-Man fighting Wilson Fisk together is something fans have been waiting for for a long time, and Marvel Studios has everything at hand to make it happen.
Unfortunately, fans will have to wait a long time to see it since, at the moment,Spider-Man 4does not have a release date yet. Matt Murdock and Kingpin thoughwill soon return inEcho, while solo seriesDaredevil: Born Againlikely won’t arrive on Disney+ until 2025 due to delays caused by the strikes and the recent changes that Kevin Feige has ordered for the series.
