Disney's Marvel's Sony's MGM's Amazon's Spider-Man's Live Spin-offs

[MisterPenguin]

‘Spider-Man’ Spinoff Series ‘Silk’ Lands Order At MGM+ & Amazon With Angela Kang As Showrunner; Forms Part Of Suite Of Marvel Series From Sony TV

A slew of Marvel characters are heading to the small screen after MGM+, the linear network formerly known as Epix, and Amazon Prime Video ordered a suite of live-action series from Sony Pictures Television. Spider-Man spinoff series Silk: Spider Society, which has been in the works for some...

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[MarvelCharacterNerd]

MGM+ ?

MGM+ ?

If it's not all-singing all-dancing then that branding is just stupid.

 

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‘Spider-Man’ Spinoff Series ‘Silk’ Lands Order At MGM+ & Amazon With Angela Kang As Showrunner; Forms Part Of Suite Of Marvel Series From Sony TV

A slew of Marvel characters are heading to the small screen after MGM+, the linear network formerly known as Epix, and Amazon Prime Video ordered a suite of live-action series from Sony Pictures Television. Spider-Man spinoff series Silk: Spider Society, which has been in the works for some...

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Especially interesting because Disney was playing the long game with their version of Cindy Moon.

 

[MisterPenguin]

Whoa, this one came out of nowhere!

I'm interested to see what they do. But I hope it doesn't oversaturate the market with Spiderman related characters. Because there's some characters that just don't deserve their own show or movie (Kraven, Madame Web). For instance, "No Way Home" is an awesome movie, but "Morbius" just isn't and he can't carry his own movie franchise. He's not even a second tier villain for Spiderman. That's like giving Man Bat or Clayface their own solo films.

Sony has been mostly failing at bringing to production all the Spider-Man spin-off projects that they have 'under development.'

If all they're doing is throwing money at some third party to make it happen, it may actually happen, especially with Amazon being the one to order it up.

 

[Disney Irish]

And in an act that surprises no one, Sony is trying everything they can to keep their failing Spiderverse going in order to keep the rights. Its really only been "Into the Spider-Verse" and the first "Venom" that have had success, anything else successful was connected to the MCU, with the rest failing.

If this one ends up failing too wonder if they'll kiss Feige's ring again to try and save it.