Spider-Man 4, featuring Tom Holland, has already been confirmed. But, not much is known about its plot, with Marvel predictably keeping it under wraps. However, according to an industry scooper, Sony,

The SSU may have come to an end because of negative reception, but its cancelation actually makes me excited for what Sony can do with Spider-Noir.

A new Spider-Man rumor claims Sony is considering a drastic decision after Kraven the Hunter bombs at the box office worse than expected.

When Sony took over the Spider-Man universe spinoffs, we started to see more of an approach to the protagonists. In their original stories, Venom and Morbius, for example, are villains, but after their solo movies,

Producer Amy Pascal said as recently as 2018 that she’s still up for a Sinister Six movie, with Goddard’s involvement. But given Sony’s SSU fortunes, and the fact that Spider-Man: No Way Home already kind of did the thing, it’s probably not happening.

Kraven the Hunter didn't just flop—it might have killed an entire franchise. Wondering what went so very wrong? Time for a post-mortem following the film's disastrous debut.

Following the official death of Sony's ill-fated Spider-Man Universe of movies, the franchise's worst moments can now be properly immortalized.