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How Kraven the Hunter Can Still Be a Spider-Man Movie Villain
ComicBook.comStory by Catherine Delgado
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Exploring how Kraven the Hunter, Sony's newest Spider-Man villain, can still make a splash in the MCU despite a lukewarm reception to his solo film.
beat sheet
- Kraven's ending sets up a promising storyline with his brother Dmitri (Chameleon), potentially introducing characters like the Jackal, giving the antihero a chance to clash with Spider-Man.
- The lack of Peter Parker in Kraven's solo film forced him to become an antihero, but his essence as a villain is still strong, and the MCU can capitalize on this to deliver the epic Spidey showdown fans have been craving.
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Kraven the Hunter, Peter Parker, Dmitri (Chameleon), Miles Warren (Jackal), J.C. Chandor, Marvel Studios, Sony Pictures, MCU, Kraven the Hunter, Spider-Man: Far From Home, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Venom: The Last Dance