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In a deal fans have been speculating on since 2008, Marvel and Sony have come together to merge The Amazing Spider-Man franchise with the MCU. Spidey will first appear in an upcoming film for Marvel, before Marvel head Kevin Fiege goes on to co-produce (with Sony's Amy Pascal) Spider-Man's next solo film set for July 28th, 2017.

Based on the date, we can assume Spider-Man will be introduced to the other Avengers in Captain America: Civil War on May 6th, 2016. The movie will pit Captain America against Iron Man over the civil rights of costumed heroes, and Spider-Man played a huge role in the storyline in the comics.

No word yet, as to what direction Spider-Man will go after this change. Will Spidey still be Peter Parker, or will we see Miles Morales or Gwen Stacy take up the role? Will we get another reboot? What do you hope to see from Spidey in the future?

Chris Evans and Chris Pratt settled their Super Bowl bet live on twitter from the University of Phoenix Stadium in Arizona. They're being the best superheroes they can be and making sure everyone wins.

This official Marvel Cinematic Universe prelude comic situates Hank Pym (AKA Michael Douglas as Ant-Man), as a scientist working with Peggy Carter in the Cold War. Our best guess: Dr. Pym was once a SHIELD agent. Maybe he even started the Ultron program before Tony and Bruce stumbled onto it years later.

Now everyone is "Special" or a "Miracle", or maybe "Inhuman"?

Why watch hours of football, commercials and Katy Perry gyrations, when we can get these two Marvel heroes shaking their groove things? Let Tom Brady and Russell Wilson take a break, we know these two guys have got some moves.









On second thought, we'll take the Katy Perry gyrations.


Update

They figured out the terms of their bet: