The assumption that he had anything to do with it besides a name in the credits. We're arguing stuff we can't know though, and semantics, so it doesn't really matter. I'm optimistic, but we'll just have to see I guess.
No one cares about Spiderman anymore. Amazing Spiderman made people stop caring. He's not as ruined as Fantastic Four, but he's ruined. Every successive Spiderman movie has gone backwards, in terms of sales, at a time where C players like Guardians of the Galaxy and Ant Man are doing well at the box office.wait, did we miss the news that this fuck is the new spider-man?
tom holland?
that's actually alternate universe Gwen Stacy (Spider Gwen)"what if Gwen Stacy had spider powers instead of Peter Parker", cool one issue, then as always, just shit.
This is the first "sentence" from that article.
I don't think it is coincidence the big shake up happens, and you see this. I'm willing to bet all the main principles just got offered producer credits, and thus an actual chunk of the gross rather than net (Which is what I suspect everyone but RDJ had before, which given Hollywood accounting, even a block buster can "net" very little). From what I've been reading, the old Marvel head was frugal, to say the least, and RDJ was the only one in many of these deals. With better profit sharing, Evans can afford to literally make his own movies when he's done, if they've offered him something the allows him to take his cut before a lot of the bullshit expenses (Which is what producers and/or huge title actors like RDJ get).
Before Secret Wars 2015, Spider-Verse was happening at the beginning of the year, wtf was it? well it's mostly shit, cuz it's spider-man and you just can't make him interesting really, but Dan Slot tried really hard! What was the purpose? probably just to bring back or bring to the front useless versions of Spider-man and see which ones the public liked.
I think this is a good sign though. They're not forcing characters or stories for the sake of money because they know they're making all the money in the world so there's no pressure. They have also realized that when you make the character right or pretty close at least, people receive them well. Heck, they made Hawkeye pretty popular among comic and non-comic book fans. Not to say Hawkeye isn't cool but it's pretty sad that he's probably being booked on Late Night shows than any Spiderman or Fantastic Four just because he's part of the Avengers.
