Marvel fans will want to take a look at the Spider-Man (Integrated Suit) 1/6 Scale Figure by Hot Toys. Peter Parker’s life was thrown into chaos when Mysterio revealed his secret identity to the world. Peter tries to undo the damage by asking Doctor Strange for a magical solution. But their spell goes horribly wrong and attracts the most powerful villains who have fought a Spider-Man in any universe, including Green Goblin, Electro and Doc Ock. Peter Parker must work with his Multiverse contemporaries to set things right.
The screen-accurate figure is based on Spider-Man/Peter Parker’s appearance as portrayed by Tom Holland in the movie. It features a new, hand-painted Peter Parker headsculpt, as well as a masked headsculpt with multiple pairs of interchangeable eyes, allowing for a range of expressions. Wearing a beautifully tailored, red and black integrated suit with gold accents and web pattern, the Spider-Man (Integrated Suit) 1/6 Scale Figure comes with articulated pincers and web wings. An array of accessories such as a Spider-Man mask, a smartphone, and assorted spider web shooting effect parts are also included.
The Deluxe Version includes a newly developed half masked Peter Parker headsculpt, and an amazing battlefield-themed diorama base with elements alluding to Spider-Man’s foes including Green Goblin’s bombs and Doc Ock’s bendable tentacles with articulated claws
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When Peter Parker’s identity is revealed by Mysterio, he turns to Doctor Strange for a magical solution. But their spell goes awry and attracts Spider-Man’s most fearsome foes from across the Multiverse, including Green Goblin, Electro, and Doc Ock. Peter Parker must work with his Multiverse contemporaries to fix the spell. Along the way, they help him find the true meaning of being a Spider-Man…
The Spider-Man: No Way Home – 1/6 Scale Spider-Man (New Red and Blue Suit) Collectible Figure features a hand-painted headsculpt based on Spider-Man/Peter Parker’s appearance as portrayed by Tom Holland in the movie. The screen-accurate headsculpt utilizes Hot Toys’ innovative “rolling eyeball” technology, allowing collectors to adjust the figure’s gaze for a greater degree of realism and posing potential. The figure also comes with a masked headsculpt, plus multiple pairs of interchangeable Spider-Man eye pieces to recreate a range of expressions.
This highly articulated figure is dressed in a finely tailored red and metallic blue suit with black accents and web pattern. Accessories include a Spider-Man mask and assorted spider web shooting effects.
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Get a first look at the Spider-Man (Battling Version) Movie Promo Edition 1/6 Scale Figure by Hot Toys. When Peter Parker’s identity is revealed by Mysterio, he turns to Doctor Strange for a magical solution. But their spell goes horribly wrong and attracts the most powerful villains who have fought a Spider-Man in any universe, including Green Goblin, Electro, and Doc Ock. Peter Parker must work with his Multiverse contemporaries to fix the spell.
The exquisitely crafted figure is based on Spider-Man/Peter Parker’s appearance as portrayed by Tom Holland in the movie. The screen-accurate figure comes with a hand-painted, battle-damaged Peter Parker half-masked headsculpt, plus a masked headsculpt with multiple pairs of interchangeable Spider-Man eye pieces to recreate a range of expressions. Wearing a beautifully tailored, battle-damaged red and black suit with web pattern, the Spider-Man (Battling Version) Movie Promo Edition 1/6 Scale Figure comes with amazingly detailed accessories including The Box, a smartphone, and assorted web-shooting effects. A stunningly detailed roof diorama base with weathered effects is also included.
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Marvel and Sony have revealed the title of their third Spider-Man film out December 2021. Spider-Man: No Way Home completes the latest Spider-Man trilogy. Tom Holland, Zendaya, and Jacob Batalon all return along with director Jon Watts for the film.
Along with the title, we get some images of the film along with some teased, but wrong, titles.
Rumors have suggested the film will continue Marvel’s dip into the multiverse with Holland dealing with Doctor Strange and also coming across previous iterations of Spider-Man as well as villains from previous films.
Spider-Man: No Way Home Arrives in theaters on December 17, 2021.
Either the rumors are all over and full of it, or Spider-Man 3 is putting it all on the table. Alfred Molina is the latest actor who is rumored to be reprising their role in Sony‘s Spider-Man universe. The actor would return as Otto Octavious, the villain from Tobey Maguire‘s Spider-Man 2 (different trilogy). Neither Sony nor Marvel commented on the news.
The actor had been rumored for some time and was spotted on the set but there have been some confirmations to various news organizations that he’ll play some sort of role, though it’s unknown as to what extent.
Molina joins Jamie Foxx who also will return as Electro. Foxx’s Electro terrorized Andrew Garfield‘s Spider-Man in The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Foxx, in a now deleted Instagram post, hinted that Maguire and Garfield would appear in the upcoming film.
Marvel and Sony have been leaning into the “multiverse” making this sort of thing possible. Sony’sSpider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse was a massive hit both in grosses and awards. In that film, multiple “Spider-Man” from around the multiverse teamed up and came together, a riff on the popular Marvel comic storyline. Marvel Studio’s next Doctor Strange film has hinted at a focus on the multiverse. It’s the next logical progression for Marvel’s Cinematic Universe and directions to take it. Benedict Cumberbatch who stars in that film will appear in Spider-Man 3 which stars Tom Holland.
Zendaya, Marisa Tomei, Jacob Batalon, and Tony Revolori will all return to the film with director Jon Watts back at the helm. Watts directed the first two Holland films. Spider-Man 3 is currently slated to be released on December 17, 2021.
Mezco Toys and Diamond Comic Distributors have partnered to bring fans a PREVIEWS ExclusiveSpider-Man action figure, capturing his all-black stealth suit debuted in the hit Marvel movie, Spider-Man: Far From Home.
As seen in the movie, Spider-Man: Far from Home, Peter Parker returns for a summer trip to Europe, but trouble follows with a series of attacks that are wreaking havoc across the continent! This PREVIEWS Exclusive figure includes a detailed masked head sculpt that features removable eye pieces, along with an alternate head based on the likeness of actor Tom Holland, so fans can recreate all their favorite scenes. Also included are eight interchangeable hands, web mask, and a variety of spider-web shooting effect parts including a poseable webline.
Each PREVIEWS Exclusive One:12 Collective Spider-Man: Far from Home figure comes with a display base and adjustable posing post, and comes packaged in a deluxe, collector friendly box.
The PREVIEWS Exclusive One:12 Collective Spider-Man: Far From Home Stealth Suit Action Figure (NOV198726J, SRP $58.50) is now available for pre-order at comic shops, with an expected release date of July 29, 2020.
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It’s difficult to review Spider-Man: Far From Home in its totality. Doing so would spoil so much of what makes the film great. The movie is easily the best Spider-Man film to be released. We’re not counting Into the Spider-verse for that debate. It also challenges the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It’s really that good.
The film picks up post Avengers: Endgame. Not only does it directly address events from that film, but it also answers many of our questions stemming from it. So many scenarios are thrown out about the impact of the snap. So many quick comments. And so much of it is addressed with humor and realism. And that’s the brilliance of the film.
Spider-Man: Far From Home is able to add massive amounts of worldbuilding and details through simple quick sentences. It’s a movie that’s smart in how it delivers information to the audience. It’s also clearly aware of the weight on its shoulders.
Here’s a spoiler… for Avengers: Endgame…
The film deals with the fallout of the death of the heroes, particularly Tony Stark. It questions what’s Tony’s legacy and who will take up the mantle? And that responsibility is thrown on to the shoulders of Peter Parker. Tony saw something in him and that’s addressed here. Helping explore that is Happy Hogan who takes on a more involved role that’s almost fatherly.
End spoiler…
The film itself is about elementals who have come from another dimension to destroy our planet as they’ve done to others. Enter Quentin Beck, aka Mysterio, a mysterious person from a different Earth. He’s a soldier out to stop the elementals who destroyed his world.
It’s also the summer and Peter and his fellow students are off to Europe. There, Peter wants to tell MJ how he feels about her.
You’ve got action, you’ve got mystery, and you have a very cute high school romcom all rolled into one.
The film does an excellent job of using all of its cast. Other than a few students who don’t get much to do, even secondary characters get added depth. Flash Thompson has more added to his character out of two small moments than all of the previous Spider-Man films combined. That’s how smart the film is. We know more about him due to a text he sends and an interaction at the end and it all makes us understand his character. Those two moments are maybe 30 seconds combined and involve one sentence.
Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers are the writers for the film and Jon Watts directs, just as they did for Spider-Man: Homecoming. They clearly get these characters and this world and nail it in every way. Throw money at them and keep them around for as long as possible.
Every actor shines too with Zendaya particularly coming out of her shell from the first film and Tom Holland really showing some depth in acting with emotional moments. Jacob Batalon, as Ned, is given so much more to do and is so entertaining with every line delivery. Martin Starr and J.B. Smoove delivering so much humor to moments. Jake Gyllenhaal feels like he’s just having so much fun with what he’s given. He chews the scenery in a great way. Everyone is amazing and shines. There are no weak parts.
The film’s greatest strength is in every small detail in the script and on the screen. It has a lot on its shoulders with so much to do and it succeeds. It wraps up the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe phase and sets up what’s next. Boy does it. It does the impossible at every turn and delivers a summer popcorn film with humor, depth, and heart. The film has it all and I can’t wait to see it again in the theater.
The new trailer for Spider-Man: Far from Home is here and not only are there some spoilers for Avengers: Endgame, there’s an interesting reveal within!
Our friendly neighborhood Super Hero decides to join his best friends Ned, MJ, and the rest of the gang on a European vacation. However, Peter’s plan to leave super heroics behind for a few weeks are quickly scrapped when he begrudgingly agrees to help Nick Fury uncover the mystery of several elemental creature attacks, creating havoc across the continent!
Kabam has revealed an all-new in-game Infinity War challenge for Marvel Contest of Champions featuring the characters in the upcoming film, Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Infinity War.
Black Panther himself Chadwick Boseman and Spider-Man Tom Holland are taking part and the Marvel Contest of Champions team is calling all Summoners to show their strength and train against Chadwick and Tom’s curated teams for MCoC’s upcoming Event Quest, Infinity Nightmare beginning on May 2nd.
Chadwick and Tom’s Champion Challenge (April 19 – May 17)
The talent behind Spider-Man and Black Panther’s masks have prepared Chadwick & Tom’s Champion Challenge for players. New and existing Summoners can now train up to become an Infinity Warrior – just in time for Marvel: Contest of Champions upcoming Event Quest, Infinity Nightmare beginning on May 2nd.
Players can face Spider-Man and Black Panther’s personally-curated teams across four quests – all leading to a confrontation with the Mad Titan Thanos.
Those who explore the entirety of Chadwick and Tom’s Champion Challenge will receive the rare “Infinity Warrior” title. The top 100 fastest players will also receive a “Legends” title, Legends points and a Tier 4 Class Catalyst Crystal.
Greetings, True Believers! Rest assured– Spider-Man: Homecoming is the Spider-Man movie you have been waiting for.
When we last left our friendly neighborhood wall-crawler, he made a small, but memorable, appearance in last summer’s Captain America: Civil War. He stole Cap’s shield, and basically the entire movie, in just a couple of scenes.
Our film opens with a video diary from his point of view of everything that happened in Germany. “a Film by Peter Parker” it says in courier script as he narrates, “Queens, New York. A rough borough, but it’s home.”
“Who are you talking to?” an irate Happy Hogan (Jon Favreau) asks from the driver’s seat, as he puts up the privacy divider in the car to stop being pestered by the teen’s questions: “Why do they call you Happy?”
As Tony Stark (Robert Downey, Jr.) drops Peter Parker (Tom Holland) off at his Queens apartment, he tells him, “Can’t you be more of a. . . friendly neighborhood Spider-Man? . . . Just don’t do anything I would do. And definitely don’t do anything I wouldn’t do. There’s a little gray area in there– and that’s where you operate.”
And there is no better summation of how this movie fits in with the broader Marvel Cinematic Universe. Those movies span the globe– the universe, even– and this is a story that is mostly confined to Queens and a single school field trip to Washington, DC. Instead of this being about fighting a galactic menace, he’s focused on the people robbing the ATM in his neighborhood or a stolen bike. The Avengers handle the big stuff. Peter Parker handles the little stuff. Manhattan vs. Queens.
But, oh, he does not like that. At all. Every day he’s texting, asking when the next time they’ll need him is. He spends all of his time trying to prove himself, and when he bites off a little more than he can chew with Adrian Toomes aka the Vulture (Michael Keaton), we actually see what a screw-up he is. No, he isn’t ready for the big time, and that’s perhaps the hardest lesson of adolescence.
But one of the best things they did right in this movie is what they don’t do. There’s no origin story of being bitten by a radioactive spider. No Uncle Ben. And while I kind of wanted to see Spidey being motivated by his great power and great responsibility, this just isn’t that story. This is the teenager who wants to grow up too fast. It’s the MCU colliding with John Hughes. The simple fact that there are two very obvious homages to Ferris Bueller’s Day Off (one right after the other in case you didn’t get the first one) tells you that’s exactly what they’re going for. And they nail it. I can’t decide if this is a reason I dislike the film or that I like it so much, but it’s that it’s so full of teen angst. And that’s a bold move for a superhero genre movie to stray so far from the formula of what we expect in a reboot.
I only briefly mentioned Keaton before, but he is the real breakout star of this movie. (Insert obligatory Birdman joke). Possibly other than Loki he’s the best MCU villain– because he’s not a bad guy. He starts off a normal guy who gets stepped on and decides to use stolen space technology to provide for his family. Even his name makes sense– the Vulture– because he’s picking the scraps off of whatever fight The Avengers and SHIELD just had.
But he’s menacing. A scene near the end reminds you just how amazing an actor Keaton is. You can almost see the gears in his head turning as he figures things out. And he also has a sense of honor about what he’s doing. But despite his bluster about being against the 1%– let’s be super real, here. We find out he’s doing just fine financially. Yes, he’s worried about providing for his family, but he provides for them in a pretty upper-middle-class way. There’s something to be said here about the rise of the Trump voter and the fear of loss of privilege. . . but I’ll save that diatribe until more people have had a chance to see the movie and can discuss this in more depth with spoilers.
This is not to say the film is flawless. Again, the emphasis on teen angst was certainly intended, but I would’ve liked to see the other side of the character. And as many comedic moments as there are in the film, none were quite as memorable as some of the Joss Whedon or James Gunn moments from The Avengers or Guardians of the Galaxy, or even the most recent Thor: Ragnarok trailer. And a final nighttime action sequence set against the black sky on top of a dark stealth aircraft made the action harder to see and follow. See this in the best theater with the best contrast you possibly can.
This is the Spider-Man movie we’ve all wanted to see. And it’s a great reminder that Marvel Studios understands their characters better than anyone else out there. This should be a wakeup call to Fox or anyone else who has a languishing piece of the Marvel intellectual property– please let Marvel Studios co-produce your next Fantastic Four movie. They might make it not suck. Because Spider-Man: Homecoming does anything but that.
Greetings, True Believers! Rest assured– Spider-Man: Homecoming is the Spider-Man movie you have been waiting for.