Tom holland's simbyonte
Am I the only one hoping that when the symbiote is introduced for Tom Holland's Spider-Man, he's hoping for two movies?
I'd like him to get the symbiote in the next movie (unfortunately, it won't happen in Brand New Day, so I'm hoping for Secret Wars, actually), and I'd like it to be explored more as an arc, and for the first movie to only show the positive aspects of Spider-Man with the symbiote, perhaps leaving some hints during the finale.
I'd definitely like some cameos from him in other movies between the first and second Spider-Man with the symbiote, where he shows off like Bully Maguire.
And then the second movie would slowly show how alive the symbiote actually is, towards the middle of the movie, the bell tower scene where it manages to separate, and then the battle against Venom at the end of the film.
With Tom Holland, it would be the perfect opportunity to delve deeper into Spider-Man with the symbiote, like in the comics.
I'd like him to get the symbiote in the next movie (unfortunately, it won't happen in Brand New Day, so I'm hoping for Secret Wars, actually), and I'd like it to be explored more as an arc, and for the first movie to only show the positive aspects of Spider-Man with the symbiote, perhaps leaving some hints during the finale.
I'd definitely like some cameos from him in other movies between the first and second Spider-Man with the symbiote, where he shows off like Bully Maguire.
And then the second movie would slowly show how alive the symbiote actually is, towards the middle of the movie, the bell tower scene where it manages to separate, and then the battle against Venom at the end of the film.
With Tom Holland, it would be the perfect opportunity to delve deeper into Spider-Man with the symbiote, like in the comics.
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Anyway, I'm now in 1974. I started reading the CMO Main Order 616 in September 2025. Do you think I could get to Secret Wars before it comes out in theaters?
So far, I'm averaging about ten volumes a day, but I often take breaks of a week or two when I get bored creating a new email account for the 7 days of Marvel Unlimited😅.
Does the '80s Secret Wars work as a reboot for what comes next in the comics? If not, why do the sagas repeat themselves, like Civil War II and things like that?
It would be a year later that Crisis on Infinite Earths over at DC that the whole event cycle thing would result in major shake ups. Marvel began doing them too and now they're done to death lol.
But unlike DC, Marvel is less inclined to erase history for the sake of future stories.
Civil War 2 exists because Civil War sold really well. But the pretense of both events are basically unrelated, the title and the hero vs hero premise is really all that ties them together.
History in the Marvel universe usually rhymes more than repeats itself. That's why we keep getting *Infinity Whatevers*. Marvel also uses their famous sliding timeline - so that earlier prominent events, like the date of the F4's fateful first space voyage, slide closer to modernity as real time passes. That allows them to rarely need to reboot big chunks of the universe, but they still use time travel/reality editing shenanigans to do smaller scale reboots. I am avoiding being specific with examples since you're reading them actively.
Does that answer your question?
My goofy ass was convinced that in the '80s they simply thought "good stories for now, nevermind, reset" and then started remaking all the series, only with slightly different things😭