MCU Spider Man

So I’m rewatching No Way Home. I know the whole Sony/Marvel Studios deal is in place and all.
But was NWH the MCU’s way of having Norman and Doc Oc in their films, or will we ever see the MCU version of them? I feel like lizard and electro can be brought back, maybe in minor roles, but Doc Oc and Osborn are big characters in Peter’s journey.

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xDURPLEx2025-11-10 12:32

I think Sony Osborn did find his variant and whatever he told him fucked his head up. The MCU Osborn has been there this whole time but not operating publicly. He was funding Mysterio’s group and now he’s going to take over Valentina’s company OXE to distance her from any legal conflicts of interest. He’s also going to take up the Iron Patriot mantle and lead the Thunderbolts in Doomsday and Secret Wars. It’s how Valentina will retain control over them.
I also suspect he will be played by Tom Cruise. This means all the rumors of him playing Superior Iron Man were actually this role and this has been the plan for quite a while. I also think if Feige got him onboard he carries enough weight to get Sony to let them do what they want.

Defiant_Wheel48882025-11-10 15:41

where you learnt these stuff?

dbkenny4262025-11-10 16:41

Out of their ass.

No-Student66192025-11-10 12:58

"Do we want to revisit villains we’ve seen before?’ No, let’s do Vulture, and Mysterio, and characters we haven’t brought to the screen before. But I remember thinking, ‘How would you even do Doc Ock again?’, because Alfred Molina is perfect casting. If you ever brought him back, it would have to be him somehow" - Kevin Feige, 2021.

I guess this quote will answer your question.

eBICgamer20102025-11-10 13:04

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No-Student66192025-11-10 13:16

On the other hand, doing villains that weren't brought to the big screen before makes sense. I totally get that they don't want to be repetitive and what to show us new villains that we haven't seen in the movies before. Also, Tom isn't gonna play Spidey forever, so it's better to not waste his movies on redoing the villains from Raimi's trilogy and Webb's movies.

eBICgamer20102025-11-10 13:20

I felt like the rule shouldn't apply to certain characters.

Mr. Fantastic is one example because he has three very well written versions of him in the comic. There's Mr. Fantastic the OG, then there's the Maker and just very recently there's also Reed as Doom.

Only adapting one definitive Reed is going to hurt the other ones imo.

Turbulent-Spirit-5682025-11-12 19:35

I'm not sure if it was a thing for Homecoming, Far From Home and No Way Home but recently it has released that Sony has straight out banned Marvel from using Spiderman villains who have already appeared in a Sony live action project. The exclusion was No Way Home as Sony greenlit the appearances of all of the villains that appeared in the movie. So, for example, if Spiderman 4 had released then Sam Raimi parted ways with Sony, Kevin fiege wouldn't be able to use Mysterio or Vulture in Far From Home and Homecoming. This doesn't apply to videogames or animation which is why we have seen Aaron Davis in Homecoming, as well as Tombstone and Scorpion will both appear in Brand New Day