While Snipes has been replaced as Blade, with a bit of the famous de-aging technology Marvel has used with stunning success in the past, one of the most badass superheroes to ever appear on screen could make a wonderful cameo in No Way Home.Ī crossover of this sort would be fitting, too, because it wouldn’t be the first time Snipes has crossed narrative universes as Blade. But before the MCU - in fact, before even Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man or Bryan Singer’s X-Men - there was 1998’s Blade, with Wesley Snipes in the role of the eponymous daywalking human/vampire hybrid. Oscar winner Mahershala Ali will play Marvel’s favorite vampire hunter in the upcoming reboot of the cinematic Blade franchise.
And since there’s already been so much speculation on the prior Spider-Man franchises and recent spinoffs, we’re going to skip Tobey and Andrew, as well as Tom Hardy’s Venom, and think outside the web a bit. With that cryptic tease in mind, we thought it might be fun to offer our wish list for the other universes and character crossovers we’d love to see collide with the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) in Spider-Man: No Way Home. At the very least, we know Holland’s Parker will face off against Spider-Man villains from different universes, including Alfred Molina’s Doctor Octopus and Jamie Foxx’s Electro.ĭuring the most recent Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer, Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange warns: “They’re starting to come through - and I can’t stop them,” which presumably refers to more characters from across Marvel’s Multiverse.
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In spite of months of denials from Tom Holland and just about anyone who’s been within 100 feet of a Marvel movie or television production in the last two decades, it’s looking at least possible that we’ll be seeing The Amazing Spider-Man star Andrew Garfield and his Spider-Man predecessor Tobey Maguire appear as their own versions of Peter Parker in December’s Spider-Man: No Way Home.
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