I would like to see Scorpion.Thats probably happening anyway.
Spider-man actually being a hero and not being lead by a machine.
A villain that is actually a villain and not a dude that became a thief because of what the heroes did.
Hire the guy that wrote the house/car segment and kick out all the other writers.
I created a thread about Dick Grayson/Nightwing and Koriand'r/Starfire. It is to acknowledge and honor their iconic and popular relationship.
I created a fan page about Peter Parker/Spider-Man and Mary Jane Watson. This page is for all the Spider-Marriage fans.
Gargin/.Scorpion should be what your after if that's the case. VERY violent and unstable. He'll make Peter wish he'd used the kill mode...
Also, there's a quick shot of young long haired guy with googles at the chop-shop. Alastair (Spider-slayer) Smythe perhaps ?
I know this isn't the most popular opinion but I really want Morlun. For many people, I understand the idea of destiny coming for Peter makes them upset because it kind of removes Peter Parker's status as an everyman. Still, though, I really think that it would allow for something different for Peter's story. Plus, I think it makes it easier to revisit Peter's origin in a way where we can see his relationship with Uncle Ben and it doesn't take a quarter of the movie to go through the origin as well. We understand what happened to Peter but getting an idea of how his origin and Uncle Ben impacted this version would be really nice.
Plus, it would allow for some pretty brutal fights. Still, I think it is unlikely. At least for the first trilogy, they seem to be more focused on Peter's tech villains. I imagine that we'll probably see Mysterio in the third one (hopefully, that's the one I've been waiting to see) and seems like Scorpion is being set up for the second one. Of course, that could actually be a weird set up for Silver and Black and we could see another villain like Kraven come into the second one. Either way, I think that Morlun isn't in the cards for right one. He'd make a good villain for a second trilogy though--one for an older Peter.
With Great Power, Comes Great Responsibility
Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.
The main motivation for the previous MCU villains has been take over/destroy the world, usually for power. Theyre normally one-dimensional in this regard. Meanwhile Toomes is a lot more fleshed out. We can recognise why he became the Vulture, and he's presented as a foil to Peter when they fight near the end.
Last edited by marhawkman; 08-18-2017 at 04:49 AM.
Thats why i said pushed.
I didnt say it had to be black or white, man.I would rather see a villain with a rational backstory of how they became a villain rather than someone who became evil just for sh*ts and giggles.
You can create a bad guy with some depth that's just evil.
Stark didn't push Toomes. Stark made sure that the alien weaponry would not fall into the wrong hands and hurt anyone. Toomes was pissed because he hired all his workers without checking if he actually had the salvage job.
The alien tech was a legitimate danger to the public. In Agents of SHIELD, the tech caused several deaths of people who merely kept souvenirs. Toomes was actively stealing it, converting it to weapons and selling to criminals.
Toomes was evil. He may have put up a facade that he's just a working Joe trying to support his family, but his actions show a willingness to kill any who gets in his way and a disregard of how the weapons he sells to criminals would be used.
He is not a genocidal madman, but he is a killer and was making the world less safe.