Spiderman and Venom have not seen each other since Spiderman 3, the worst installment of the Raimi trilogy released in 2007. Since then a lot has happened. Marvel was bought by Disney and started its cinematic universe, but Sony still maintains the rights to certain characters around Spider-Man, including Spiderman himself. The two companies reached an agreement so that Marvel could include the hero in the UCM, meanwhile Sony created its own movie for Venom and is now preparing the set-up of the second part, Venom 2: There will be slaughter. Although both companies maintain a cordial relationship, it does not seem that the two characters fit very well in the same universe. However, the one who does not think the same is the head of Sony, Sandford Panitch. In an interview for Variety, Panitch stated that things are not so clear: “We really do not think of our 900 characters as the Spidey-verse (…) We have a Marvel universe. The volume of characters that we have, you know, wait until you see the next Venom, do not miss Spider-Man “said Panitch playing with the uncertainty of the press, to which later he added” It will be exciting if they know each other, right ? ”Not satisfied with the surprise generated by these statements, Sandford Panitch inferred that behind everything there is a plan. “There is a plan in place. I think now maybe it’s becoming a little clearer for people where we are going and I think when Sin camino a casa comes out, they will reveal themselves even more. ” With these statements, the director of Sony lights all the alarms. Is there something else apart from the character transfer deal between Marvel and Sony? Why feed so much the hype of the competition’s latest installment?With all the rumors that there have been around that the latest Spiderman installment, it seems more and more that those rumors are less so, if we listen to voices as authoritative as Panitch speak so openly about the future of Spiderman and Venom. One of the possibilities would be that the latest installment of Tom Holland introduced the spiderman who would appear in Sony movies, as if they happened in two different multiverses.
