Summary
NewMarvel Cinematic Universecrossover art brings Charlie Cox’s Daredevil together with every live-action version of Spider-Man. Out of all the movies in The Multiverse Saga thus far,Spider-Man: No Way Homebecame one of the most crucial and well-received ones in the MCU. Not only did the audience get to see the three Peter Parkers join forces, buttheSpider-Man: No Way Homecastalso featured Cox as Matt Murdock, as he showed up to represent Tom Holland’s web-slinger as his attorney.
Even though they weren’t in their suits, it was the first timeSpider-Man and Daredevilshared the screen in a massive live-action movie, and set up promising things forthe MCU timeline. While there were a lot of team-ups inSpider-Man: No Way Home,Erathrimshared MCU fan art that includes an addition to the alliance that was formed in the film.
Despite not getting to meet the other web-slingers inSpider-Man: No Way Home, the MCU fan art pitches the idea of Cox’s Daredevil hanging out with Holland,Andrew Garfield, and Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Men. Another New York-based hero who joins the artwork is Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange, showing what it would look like if he also crossed paths with Daredevil.
What Tom Holland Has Said About Spider-Man & Daredevil Teaming Up In The MCU
Spider-Man and Daredevil’s potential MCU team-up in an upcoming Marvel movie or show has already been acknowledged by actor Tom Holland.
Will Spider-Man & Daredevil Ever Share The Screen Again In The MCU?
Ever since his brief but major cameo inSpider-Man: No Way Home, many have wanted to see Cox and Holland reunited as Daredevil and Spider-Man, respectively. Kevin Feige has previously made it clear that Matt and Peter will be leadingthe street-level heroes of the MCUgoing forward. Given howSpider-Man: No Way Homeconcluded, the foundation for an organic dynamic between Peter and Daredevil is more possible than ever.
However, it has been almost three years sinceSpider-Man: No Way Home’srelease, and the two New York heroes have yet to share the screen again. This is likely because of the fact that not only isHolland’sSpider-Man 4still in development, but Cox’sDaredevil: Born AgainTV show had to be redeveloped in 2023 as part of a massive creative overhaul.Daredevil: Born Againbeing retooled has probably had to delay any prospective team-ups with Spider-Man, as the MCU is still re-establishing the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen.
It wouldn’t be shocking, however, if Daredevil’s big-screen return ends up being inSpider-Man 4, as there have been a lot of theories that Holland’s sequel will be more grounded followingNo Way Home’s ending. IfDaredevil: Born Againpotentially leads intoSpider-Man 4via setting up a potential crossover, it would make even more sense why the MCU has been holding off with their on-screen reunion. Hopefully, as theMCUgets further into Phase 5, it won’t be too long until Spider-Man and Daredevil finally get to team up together in the franchise.
Marvel Cinematic Universe
The Marvel Cinematic Universe is a multimedia superhero franchise that began in 2008 with Paramount’s Iron Man starring Robert Downey Jr. The franchise quickly grew in popularity, with Disney eventually buying out Marvel Entertainment in 2009. The MCU consists of dozens of movies and TV shows, most notably Avengers: Endgame, WandaVision, and Loki.
