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Isn't spiderman's involvement in Civil War because he was working for Stark's company and sided with his boss? Would be a good way to introduce him, Stark meets a new employee for some reason and it's Parker and then Things Happen
Random SHIELD agent: "Hey you heard about this spiderboy out in new york?"
Yeah, I honestly thought there was almost no way this happened at any reasonable level. Sony is going to want a major cut of any profits from movies Spider-Man is in, and it doesn't really seem possible that his addition will add *that* many more millions to the gross to make it worth it for Marvel, but perhaps Marvel/Disney felt it was enough to start the ball rolling for other similar deals with Fox.
You can build his character without retelling a story that literally everybody already knows. It's completely unnecessary. They can introduce him by smash cutting to him swinging through New York, chasing some assholes and then beating the shit out of them while throwing some quips around and absolutely no one is going to be upset that they didn't get see a radioactive spider bite him again.
Yes, what you'd want to do is tell a new story around a character that already has his power or develops in some other way, but he still needs an introduction beyond "hey I'm spiderman and I'm here".
Picture major villan battle in NY. The avengers are all there batteling the said villain. Mid fight spiderman swoops in and saves Black Widow which is about to be killed. This is all you need for an introduction.
Pretty much this. What I call a, "Fuck Ya" moment. Sure the press release was quoted as the chick from Sony saying Peter Parker the way Miles has been gaining traction / popularity with kids, it almost seems like a no brainer. Does the avengers really need another white dude? Time to shake that shit up.
