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8 Alternate Versions Of Spider-Man We Need To See On The Big Screen

Last year, Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures made history when they reached a deal which will see Spider-Man become part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Played by Tom Holland, the new Peter Parker will first show up in Captain America: Civil War before starring in a solo outing next year from director Jon Watts. As of right now, we still haven't seen so much as a single official image of the new Spider-Man, but the future still looks bright for the iconic superhero.
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8) Spider-Man Noir

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Spider-Man Noir

This alternate version of Spider-Man hails from a much darker world than the regular Peter Parker, and his story actually takes place in the 1930s during The Great Depression.

Pretty much all of the hero’s villains were given Noir makeovers, and this Peter actually uses guns and doesn’t stick to walls. However, he still has webbing which he uses as a net to trap enemies (it doesn’t shoot out in a way which would allow him to swing between buildings), not to mention the rest of the powers we’re used to seeing.

The Spider-Man Noir character has developed a sizeable fan base in recent years, which at one point led to him starring in a video game, and while this would be a very unique and different direction for Sony to take the franchise in, they could certainly do something interesting with it.


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