On top of this, the reality is that the multiverse premise in No Way Home seems as clean as break as you can get for Spider-Man and Tom Holland to exit the MCU without messing up major plot points.ĭo we think this will be forever? No. Without any more projects in the works with Marvel Studios outside of what we've already discussed, Sony is clearing banking on its own universe. After this, Sony is making a Kraven the Hunter flick starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson – yes, the very same Aaron Taylor-Johnson who portrayed Quicksilver in Avengers: Age of Ultron. We've already had Venom, Venom: Let There Be Carnage and are due to get Morbius next year. It's well known that Sony has been trying to establish its own universe without having to rely on the MCU and Kevin Feige. This would make a very enticing post-credits scene and make more sense within the MCU. Let's say the Sam Raimi Spider-Man poster was a red herring Vulture could have just escaped prison and is now helping Morbius put together a team in the MCU, such as the Sinister Six. To counterpoint this, Keaton is wearing the same prison clothes as seen at the end of Homecoming, so it does look like he was just breaking out. Vulture's clothes michael_keaton_with_the_same_prison_outfit from r/marvelstudios Somehow Vulture has been dragged across into this universe – potentially how Venom was dragged across in the mid-credits scene of Let There Be Carnage.

This SSU film has a poster in the backdrop of Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man, suggesting it's within that universe. Starring Jared Leto as Morbius, the Living Vampire, the most interesting thing about the trailer is the last shot that confirms the appearance of Michael Keaton's Vulture, who originally debuted in Spider-Man: Homecoming within the MCU. The next clue I would like to bring forth is to do with the Morbius trailer (yes that film is still happening).

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