Summary
- Spider-Man 4 fan art depicts Holland’s Spidey in a symbiote suit against Kingpin, hinting at a new direction for the hero.
- Peter’s fight against major threats like Vulture and Mysterio sets the stage for a grounded Kingpin villain in the next installment.
- The potential clash between Kingpin and Spider-Man in MCU Phase 5 could bring iconic comic rivalries to life in the movies.
New Marvel Cinematic Universe fan art pits Tom Holland’s web-slinger against Vincent D’Onofrio’s Kingpin for Spider-Man 4. The Spider-Man: No Way Home ending marked a new beginning for Holland’s version of Peter Parker, with the world no longer knowing who is underneath that mask. As Spider-Man 4 is in active development, the world is patiently waiting to witness the next chapter of Holland’s MCU hero.
While the MCU audience waits for updates on Spider-Man 4, AkiTheFull shared new fan art with Holland’s web-crawler donning the infamous symbiote costume, following the cliffhanger at the end of Spider-Man: No Way Home. For his opponent in this scenario of Spider-Man 4, the symbiote-possessed Peter is facing D’Onofrio’s Wilson Fisk, a.k.a. Kingpin.
The version of Peter’s symbiote suit is heavily based on the iteration that was featured in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 video game. Even though it has yet to be confirmed if Kingpin will be in Spider-Man 4, D’Onofrio has shared in numerous interviews that he wants to take on Holland’s character at some point.
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Why Kingpin Needs To Be The Main Spider-Man 4 Villain
Time will tell when Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures will actually start shooting Spider-Man 4, but there are a lot of reasons why Kingpin should be the central antagonist in Holland’s next installment regardless of when it’s set. Throughout Holland’s Spider-Man trilogy, Peter has gone up against major threats like Vulture and Mysterio. Spider-Man: No Way Home took things to a whole new level, as the hero was then tasked with facing supervillains from across the multiverse via Andrew Garfield and Tobey Magure’s franchises.
However, for Spider-Man 4, it is time for the MCU to allow Peter to focus on being the actually friendly neighborhood superhero that he is known to be in the comics. Having a grounded villain like Kingpin would be key here, especially as he is becoming a powerful figure again in New York would allow Spider-Man 4 to deal with the future of his own city. As Wilson’s power is rising in the upcoming Daredevil: Born Again TV show, Peter could be dealing with the fallout of the Disney+ series, especially if Kingpin ends up becoming mayor of New York.
There have been signs that Marvel’s Devil’s Reign – the arc where Kingpin makes superheroes outlawed in New York – could be heading to the MCU, which may be where Daredevil: Born Again and Spider-Man 4 come to play major points in Phase 5. That is why Spider-Man 4 should invest in Kingpin as the movie’s main enemy, while also finally allowing an iconic rivalry to come to life in the MCU. Hopefully, there will be more news on Spider-Man 4 before the year is over, with production ideally starting later in 2024.
Spider-Man Homecoming 4
Spider-Man: Homecoming 4 is the first sequel to the MCU’s Spider-Man trilogy starring Tom Holland as the titular wall-crawler. After wiping his identity for the public’s memory in Spider-Man: No Way Home, Peter Parker continues his crime-fighting adventures without the aid of Iron Man technology or the support of his former allies.
- Studio(s)
- Columbia Pictures , Marvel Studios , Pascal Pictures
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