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Andrew Garfield’s return as Spider-Man could be a perfect way to integrate the character into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Although this would build on previous storylines, his potential appearance in “Avengers: Secret Wars” could also be quite heartbreaking. For several years, Garfield faced criticism as the “Amazing Spider-Man” franchise is often considered the weakest among the live-action Spider-Man films. Despite this, Garfield was always a strong choice for the role of Peter Parker, successfully delivering both dramatic and comedic moments in his two films as Spider-Man. Even though “The Amazing Spider-Man 3” was canceled, Garfield was given another opportunity to showcase his talent as Spider-Man.
The actor was a standout in “Spider-Man: No Way Home” for many fans, as he finally made up for the loss of Gwen Stacy by saving Zendaya’s MJ from falling to her death. Since the release of the 2021 movie, fans have been eager to see him reprise his role as Spider-Man, whether in the MCU, Sony’s Spider-Man Universe, or in “The Amazing Spider-Man 3.” Recently, Garfield expressed his willingness to return as Spider-Man, stating, “I would 100 percent come back if it was the right thing.” A new theory has emerged regarding how he could appear in one of the MCU’s most anticipated films, “Avengers: Secret Wars.”
Avengers: Secret Wars Theory Has Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man Fight Tom Holland’s
The Avengers Movie Could Pay Off A Spider-Man: No Way Home Line
“Spider-Man: No Way Home” brought together all three live-action versions of Peter Parker. The film showcased the strong chemistry between Andrew Garfield, Tobey Maguire, and Tom Holland on screen. With “Spider-Man: No Way Home” grossing nearly $2 billion worldwide, it seems unlikely that Marvel Studios and Sony would pass up the chance to have Maguire and Garfield return at least once more before the MCU’s Multiverse Saga concludes. Tom Holland’s “Spider-Man 4,” if it ventures into the multiverse, could include both actors. However, “Avengers: Secret Wars” is the most likely project to feature the multiversal Spider-Men.
Spider-Man: No Way Home might have surpassed the $2 billion mark if it had been released in China, as Spider-Man: Homecoming grossed $116.2 million there, and Spider-Man: Far From Home grossed $199 million, according to Box Office Mojo.
In the next appearance of Garfield’s Peter Parker, he may have to face off against Holland’s Spider-Man, according to a new theory about “Avengers: Secret Wars.” This theory suggests that Holland’s Spider-Man could come into contact with the Venom symbiote. The ending of “Spider-Man: No Way Home” left Holland’s Peter Parker in a vulnerable state, making him more susceptible to the symbiote’s influence. After adopting Spider-Man’s iconic black suit, Holland’s character could succumb to the darker impulses he displayed against the Green Goblin in the final battle of “No Way Home,” turning to violence in order to protect his universe from destruction.
In the Marvel Comics’ “Secret Wars,” multiple universes collide, and some Marvel heroes destroy other Earths to safeguard their own.
In “Avengers: Secret Wars,” we might see Holland’s Spider-Man facing off against Garfield’s Peter Parker to determine who can save their respective worlds. Although both characters would likely prefer to collaborate, the influence of the symbiote could impair the judgment of the MCU’s Peter. In the comics, Spider-Man acquires the symbiote during the Secret Wars storyline. This emotionally charged confrontation would reference Garfield’s earlier line about wanting to battle an alien, but it would actually be Holland’s Spider-Man who dons the symbiote.
How Tom Holland’s Spider-Man Could Get The Black Suit In The MCU
The MCU Can Connect To Sony’s Venom Movies
Tom Holland’s Spider-Man and Tom Hardy’s Venom have yet to meet, but Venom made a brief appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). In this crossover, Eddie Brock, played by Hardy, learned about Peter Parker’s identity as Spider-Man and received a history lesson from a bartender before being sent back to his own universe. However, a piece of the Venom symbiote was left behind in the MCU. In the trailer for “Venom: The Last Dance,” Rex Strickland is seen collecting a fragment of the symbiote in what appears to be the same bar where Venom had his encounter. The film later reveals that Strickland is actually part of the Sony Spider-Man Universe (SSU).
There were two separate pieces of Venom left behind, and one of them remains in the MCU. Given that Holland’s Peter Parker is currently in a darker headspace, and considering that the character first obtained the symbiote during the comic book event “Secret Wars,” it seems likely that Spider-Man will acquire his classic black suit in “Avengers: Secret Wars.” Although “Venom: The Last Dance” concluded with the symbiote sacrificing itself to defeat the Xenophages, there is still a possibility for Venom to return through the piece that stayed in the MCU. This scenario could potentially lead to Tom Hardy’s Eddie Brock making an appearance in “Avengers: Secret Wars.”
Avengers: Secret Wars Could Still Give All Spider-Man Variants A Happy Ending
The Comics Show How The Conflict Can Be Resolved
Andrew Garfield’s return as Spider-Man in the MCU should be a reason for celebration. However, the theory suggesting that he might fight Tom Holland’s Spider-Man in “Avengers: Secret Wars” could be quite heartbreaking. Given the destructive nature of the incursions that will be part of the movie, it makes sense that heroes from various non-MCU live-action Marvel films would confront characters like Holland’s Spider-Man, the Avengers, and the soon-to-be-introduced Fantastic Four to save their respective universes. This scenario could paint a bleak picture for the film. Nevertheless, there is a way for all Marvel heroes to achieve a happy ending.
Robert Downey Jr. will portray Doctor Doom as the main villain in the next two Avengers movies. The character is based on the antagonist from the comic book event that inspired “Avengers: Secret Wars.” In the comics, Doctor Doom initially succeeded in creating his own domain called Battleworld, but he was ultimately defeated by Marvel’s heroes. Similarly, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), Doctor Doom could unleash chaos, causing several heroes, including Garfield and Holland’s Spider-Man, to clash and eventually create Battleworld by the end of “Avengers: Doomsday.” Following the comic story, Pedro Pascal’s Reed Richards might then work to recreate the multiverse and save all universes from destruction.
How Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man Could Continue After Avengers: Secret Wars
There Are Multiple Ways For Garfield To Play Spider-Man Over The Next Decade
Even though the MCU’s Multiverse Saga will conclude with “Avengers: Secret Wars,” there are several exciting possibilities for Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man to appear on the big screen afterward. In the comics, following *Secret Wars*, Miles Morales became a part of Earth-616. Given the popularity of both Garfield and Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Men, Marvel might consider a similar approach by keeping these characters in the MCU to assist during significant events. However, this scenario seems unlikely. Garfield is more likely to continue portraying Spider-Man after “Avengers: Secret Wars” outside of the MCU.
Garfield could also serve as the Spider-Man that Sony’s Spider-Man Universe (SSU) has been lacking.
Fans have been eagerly requesting the development of “The Amazing Spider-Man 3” ever since Andrew Garfield reprised his role as Spider-Man. This film could potentially bring back Emma Stone’s character, Gwen Stacy, through multiverse elements, possibly connecting to “Avengers: Secret Wars.” It could also provide insight into the current state of “The Amazing Spider-Man” universe. Additionally, Garfield’s Spider-Man could fill the gap that the Sony Spider-Man Universe (SSU) has been lacking. The tone of Garfield’s Spider-Man films aligns well with that of Tom Hardy’s “Venom” movies, suggesting a seamless integration. Whether Garfield’s Spider-Man battles Tom Holland’s Spider-Man, as some theories propose, remains to be seen. However, Andrew Garfield has a significant opportunity to appear in “Avengers: Secret Wars.”
