Right now DCU is realesing their Clay face movie (Which is like a b tier villain of Batman) and it looks amazing and it has the potential to be the best DCU movie and the villian wont be the hero or anything its just a body horror movie. That got me thinking like what if Sony made villan be a villain it would have been better. Imagine if Sony made a Sandman or a Lizard body horror movie or even a Tombstone movie or series showing the rise too his power and even if they made Morbius a gothic vampire horror it would have been received well

After discussing Spidermans possible job in Brand New Day, it made me wonder how did the spell exactly work?

From what the movies actually told us, Strange's first spell was supposed to make everyone forget Peter Parker was Spider-Man. But the final spell was different. It made everyone forget Peter Parker himself.

People still remember Spider-Man and what he's done. We know that because Happy remembers knowing May through Spider-Man, but he has no idea who Peter is. MJ and Ned don't recognize him either.

What Marvel never really explained is how far the spell went. Did it erase Peter's birth certificate, school records, photos, bank accounts, or anything else proving he existed? We were never given a clear answer.

So we know people forgot Peter, but exactly what happened to the physical evidence of his life is still an unanswered question. What's your thoughts?

Tonight, Ned Leeds stops being the guy in the chair.

The second drop of Spider-Man: Longest Day is live on AO3:

Chapter 5 — THE WAYFINDERS

Chapter 6 — THE SUIT

The opening chapters were about the empty space Peter Parker left behind.

These chapters are about what Ned built inside that space.

This is where the Wayfinders stop feeling like backstory and become a living team—rescue work, bad jokes, dangerous choices, and a version of Ned who has spent years becoming somebody Spider-Man never got to see.

And then we get to the suit.

I’m keeping the promo deliberately vague because Chapters 5 and 6 work as one little arc, and I’d rather let the turns happen on the page.

If you’ve been following along, Drop 2 is up now.

Spider-Man: Longest Day

A post-No Way Home / Brand New Day MCU continuation.

Spider-Man: Longest Day — AO3

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.

Right now, Tom’s Spider-Man is technically living an emotional life. His sad reality is that no one (except for Jean and possibly Ned?) knows who he is. He’s a nobody because on paper he has no history, no family and no past.

Now imagine Gustav Fiers comes along. “The Gentleman” doesn’t care about Spider-Man at this stage, at least not yet. He does however - remember Richard & Mary; Peter Parker’s Parents. His hate drives him to attack Peter who’s sadly guilty by association.

When Peter One is forced to use his powers to defend himself against Mr. Fiers’ operatives and hitmen, it then becomes crystal clear to Gustav who is really behind the mask. The son of the two he despised is now inhuman and a hazard to his current plans.

In all honesty, it’d even be a fantastic way to end Tom’s Untitled Spider-Man 5, Mr. Fiers recruits Scorpion, Prowler, Vulture as part of a “Sinister” Agenda in regards to Spider-Man 6.

I also think Bill Heck would be a great choice for the role considering he played the part of an intimidating enforcer in *The Amazing Spider-Man 2* quite well.

The reason for this is unconfirmed but likely due to conflict between them like how it is with Harry and Peter in other movies.

Posted a drawing the other day, people seemed to like it :)

I actually liked this suit, I know a lot of people don’t really like this. But for me I would say it’s a 8/10 suit.