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I'm surprised we haven't seen the Maggia in any of the street-level shows like the Defenders different solo shows.

The Maggia, run in pieces by Silvermane and Hammerhead, who are constantly at conflict with Tombstone, allows the MCU to introduce pretty significant villains who are all pretty well liked. I mean, Silvermane is kinda meh, but Tombstone and Hammerhead are fun.

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Gorguf622025-10-08 03:33

Silvermane, Hammerhead, and Tombstone all belong to Sony since they're tied to Spider-Man.

UnfitFor2025-10-08 03:35

Right. Well Sony is dumb because their "Universe" which wasn't actually a universe, flopped hard. None of the movies were **as bad** as people said they were, but Venom was lackluster. Madame Web was pretty bad, and while Kraven wasn't a bad **action** movie, it was a terrible *Kraven* movie.

GrownManNamedFinger2025-10-08 03:47

The movies were worse than people said. They don't justify their own existence besides a shallow ploy to hold onto the rights.

Uncanny_Doom2025-10-08 04:24

Sony only owns the film rights for Spider-Man just to be clear. A character likely intended to be Silvermane is in the original Daredevil show as Silvio and speaks with Ben Urich at the dock in season 1.

This is also why Kingpin can be used freely for the Daredevil series but Sony gets the call on films.

John7117112025-10-10 22:47

No your incorrect Sony has the full live action tv rights to those characters. Hence the upcoming Spider-noir tv series coming to Amazon.
Kingpin is shared that's why he can appear on both.

BigfootsLeftShoe2025-10-08 04:16

The Maggia appeared in Agent Carter along with Joseph Manfredi, who shares the same surname as Silvio Manfredi, aka Silvermane. I assume he'd be Silvermane's father.

In the comics, Silvio had a son named Joseph who became the supervillain Blackwing. Silvio's father was never named in the comics, but you could headcannon Silvermane naming his son after his father.

UnfitFor2025-10-08 04:56

Huh. Not a bad idea.