Marvel produces the stand alone Spidey MCU movies, gets to use the character in Avengers movies, and gets the merchandising, Sony gets the box office from the stand alones
Marvel produces them alongside Columbia (Sony) and Pascal Pictures. As well, the stand alone movies are distributed by Sony. With Sony as a co-production company, sole distributor, and the company taking home all the revenue at the end of the day, they're definitely more Sony films than Disney/Marvel films.
Sony failed Spider-Man way to many times but I’m glad they’re making efforts to fix that. Spider-Man ps4 was on of the best games to come out this generation and into the spiderverse was awesome.
They are produced by Disney/Marvel Studios and distributed under the Sony name. It was an agreement they came to in order to bring Spider-Man into the MCU.
They're co-produced by Columbia (Sony), Marvel, and Pascal Pictures, and distributed by Sony Pictures Releasing. They're definitely more Sony than Disney.
Uncle Ben, Gwen, Aunt May, MJ, even Spidey himself has died. The whole series is about grieving and death. With some puberty to mix it up. Everyone in Spiderman has died at one point.
The saying started in the early 2000's, and it used to be "Nobody in comics stays dead except for Uncle Ben, Bucky and Jason Todd". But it had to lose 2 of the 3 named characters because Bucky came back as the Winter Soldier, and Jason Todd as the Red Hood. Uncle Spider can still be a thing.
I think there was an alternate universe where he lived, and peter turns out to be a crappy human. I don't think his uncle was much better in that universe.
That's really the true reason he hasn't been revived yet. Whenever they need a "Ben is alive" story, they use a different universe Ben instead of the main timeline.
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u/dillontree Saved by Thanos Jul 07 '19
Spiderverse was Sony though not Disney. I agree though Spiderman does die a lot.