Although they end up back in their own universe at the end, a little bit of the symbiote is left behind. There's also the post-credit scene from Sony's Venom: Let There Be Carnage to consider, where Tom Hardy's Eddie Brock and his classic Spider-Man villain are transported to the MCU as part of Doctor Strange's multiverse mayhem. But seeing as Spider-Man 4 is rumoured to take place after the events of the Disney+ series (which will potentially re-introduce classic characters like Bullseye and Elektra), perhaps there'll be some fallout needing to be handled by a fellow friendly neighbourhood superhero. Parker and Murdock clearly now have a pre-existing relationship, although how much of that is salvageable after Doctor Strange's big old memory wipe will remain to be seen. It's a whole new deal."īut what does this mean for Spider-Man? Well, Cox's Matt Murdock appeared briefly in No Way Home as legal counsel hired by Marissa Tomei's ill-fated Aunt May. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Cox said this series is being approached as an entirely new iteration of the hero, adding "Kevin has been very clear about it being season 1, not a season 4. The series will re-introduce the character after Netflix's three-season series, which ran from 2015 to 2018. The blind vigilante (played, to the excitement of fans, again by Charlie Cox) will be making his return to the MCU in the series planned for a 2024 release.
Any plot details about the next film are being kept tightly under wraps, but according to “nerdy news” blog site The Cosmic Circus, we might be picking up Peter Parker's story once again in the aftermath of Marvel's long-awaited Daredevil: Born Again series. So what does this mean? Well, we don't actually know yet. The big question! Any memories or connection to Peter Parker have been erased from the world entirely thanks to a spell by Doctor Strange, but Spider-Man still lives on.
That's sort of what I was talking about with the fun of episodic television: That's really where we're experimenting with that, with Daredevil in particular.” What will Spider-Man 4 be about? Notably, Feige made no mention (quelle surprise) of any potential Daredevil-Spidey crossover, saying this about Matt Murdoch's inclusion in the MCU: “It's Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio, and they're amazing actors and storytellers in their own right. And what, exactly, could be bigger than the bombastic cameo-fest of No Way Home? Those are fighting words, Kevin. It's an exciting update for the Spidey faithful, though it does suggest that we won't see the next Tom Holland-helmed instalment for quite some time.
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