Very famous fan artist “Bosslogic” envisions a faceoff between Spider-Man and Wonder Woman….Fans are already livid with their theories.
A recent and very interesting fan art imagined Tom Holland (aka Spider-Man) coming face to face with the DC’s Wonder Woman. Tom Holland, who first started his MCU journey in “Captain America: Civil War” is coming back with yet another part of Spider-Man named “Spider-Man: No Way Home”. Along with his usual fellow star cast like ‘Zendaya & Jacob Batalon’, some others like Doctor Strange (aka Benedict Cumberbatch), Doc Oak (aka Alfred Molina), and Electro (aka Jamie Foxx) are also set to make an appearance.
With the super trending Marvel and Disney + Hotstar series “Loki” opening the infinite possibilities by introducing the theory of the multiverse, fans are expecting to get a glimpse of it in Spider-Man: No Way Home before next year release of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. It is also expected that a lot of villains will make their return from the previous spiderman parts. Along with villains, fans are expecting a reunion of other actors who played the roles of spider man earlier such as ‘Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield’. Although time and again the actors and the management of Marvel and Sony have said no to this fan theory, fans are hoping that they might be wrong.
THE FACEOFF THEORY: SPIDERMAN VS WONDER WOMAN
Picking up the theory of multiverse and taking it a step forward, ‘Bosslogic’ envisioned a collision between the two rival universes that is MCU and DCEU. Showing the stills where Spider-Man is holding a shield and portraying it as the shield of Wonder Woman, which in reality has a straight connection to Captain America’s shield in Civil War, he captioned it saying “I think I might have taken the wrong portal”.
As unlikely and disastrous it sounds the mere idea of a crossover between MCU and DCEU is very interesting and has intrigued fans to their core. The faceoffs between Marvel and DC have always been the talk of the town and fans have always wondered when they would actually witness it. Although, in comics, the crossover took place a long time ago in the 1976s Super Man vs The Amazing Spider-Man. With both the comic houses actually moving on to the concept of the multiverse, the idea of a crossover is actually something fans can relate to.
Fans are hoping that somewhere down the line, they actually might witness a cross over and they are absolutely delighted from the possibility. Although this might require a very high level of understanding and lots of negotiations between Marvel and DC, if it happens, it would be worth all of it.
