It's not only "Avengers: Age of Ultron" that is getting all the attention of the Marvel fan community. There is also a major hype on what the "Avengers: Infinity War Part 1" will show. In the first introduction of the pack of superheroes joining hands to defeat evil forces that terrorize the safety of the planet, fans noticed that the web-slinging friendly neighborhood superhero was nowhere near the scene.
However, his absence in the "Avengers" cosmos just might come to an end. If speculations prove accurate, then Spider-Man will lead the bold group of superheroes in carrying out their next mission. Screen Rant mentioned that filmmakers, producers and executives will gather this month to determine Spider-Man's fate. The site stated that there were talks on the supposed addition of the web-slinger in "Captain America: Civil War," but not Andrew Garfield in the hero's costume. However, the giant companies did not manage to finalize it.
This reinforced his participation in the third "Avengers" movie. According to Ecumenical news, Spider-Man's inclusion to the bunch has already received nods from Sony and Marvel. His insertion comes about after powers of some members of the formidable assemblage are deemed inadequate to take the enemy down.
[Spoiler Alert] As per Christian Post, Captain America will meet his doom in the upcoming film "Captain America: Civil War." This is what the plot in the comic book indicates. Also, Thor will be nearly powerless come "Thor: Ragnarok" and he will be spending his years in prison, a "galactic prison" at that. If this were to come about, Peter Parker's arrival will come as more of a rescue.
A new superhero ensemble just might be doing all the evil-fighting in the upcoming "Avengers" film. There are speculations that Ant-man, Wasp, Dr. Strange, Captain Marvel and Black Panther will be the new faces of The Avengers, as these heroes have films of their own in the pipeline. IGN also mentioned the possible partaking of Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver and Vision. In the same IGN article, the conclusion of the comics "The Avengers" Vol. 5 and "New Avengers" Vol. 3 was announced.
"Avengers: Infinity War Part 1" is scheduled to land on the big screen on May 4, 2018. So there are still major spoilers that will shed light to Spider-Man's purported leadership in the all new Avengers lineup. In the meantime, fans can watch things, both good and bad, unfold in "Avengers Age of Ultron" on May 1 this year.
