Spider-Man 4 is rumored to join Sony’s Venomverse, raising concerns

The Spider-Man saga involving Disney and Marvel has been complicated, yielding some successful MCU films and enjoyable moments like the return of Maguire and Garfield. A recent report by DanielRPK suggests that Spider-Man 4, currently absent from the announced MCU schedule, will serve as the film connecting Sony’s Spider-Man universe with the MCU.

The integration likely involves multiverse elements, a concept hinted at in Spider-Man: No Way Home’s post-credits scene, where Tom Hardy’s Venom appears to be transported into the MCU. The encounter between Morbius and Michael Keaton’s Vulture in the second film adds another layer of confusion, as it’s unclear whether it involves an alternate version of the character.

The potential crossover might include Spider-Man villains like Venom, Carnage, Morbius, and Kraven. Additionally, the standalone film for Madam Web could introduce her and two Spider-Women to the MCU. While the concept of Spider-Man villains crossing over has been explored before, incorporating those from the broader Sony universe adds complexity.

While Tom Hardy’s Venom is popular among fans, Morbius received negative feedback, and expectations for Kraven and Madam Web are uncertain. The idea of less-acclaimed Sony villains invading the beloved MCU Spider-Man series might be a stretch, especially considering Tom Holland’s Spider-Man is expected to play a significant role in future MCU projects.

The likelihood of this scenario unfolding as described in the report remains uncertain. Disney’s willingness to incorporate Sony’s villains into their successful Spider-Man series may be questionable. Spider-Man has already encountered various MCU villains in crossover films, making the integration of Sony’s characters a potentially challenging feat.

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