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Is Into The Spider-Verse's Spider-Man a future version of Tobey Maguire's Spidey? Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

Anticipation is high for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. We’ve got the first Spider-Man feature that has Miles Morales in a starring role, plus the addition of different Spider-Men/Women from different universes, including the original Spider-Man Peter Parker, Spider-Gwen and even Spider-Ham. The beautiful animation and fast-paced, comic book inspired visuals give it a unique style and vibe and the heartfelt humor is on point, no doubt thanks to the creative involvement of Christopher Miller and Phil Lord.

And if you’re at all familiar with the work of Lord and Miller (The 21 Jump Street movies, The Lego Movie), you’ll know they have a tendency to lean on meta humor and inventive, intelligent references and visuals. With that in mind, it’s not too hard to imagine they’ve found a way to honor past iterations of Spider-Man. The new trailer suggests they might be referencing one iteration in particular: Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man from the Sam Raimi trilogy.

There are a couple of specific visual cues in the trailer you might recognize from Maguire’s outings, such as the train sequence and the upside down kiss. There’s also the fact that Into the Spider-Verse’s version of Peter is close to forty and feeling disillusioned about being Spider-Man. Considering where the events of Spider-Man 3 left the character, it’s not a stretch to suggest Peter has grown depressed and apathetic in his later years.

Join us as we take a deep dive into this theory to determine whether or not it’s feasible or if it’s just completely bonkers.

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Which super team comes out on top in a showdown between Marvel and DC? Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

No two sets of fictional characters define the word "misfits" more than Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy and DC's Suicide Squad do.

Both of those teams have made their way to the big screen in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the DC Extended Universe respectively - and it's fair to say they've done so with extremely mixed results (the Guardians' movies are universally loved, while Suicide Squad was widely panned).

But which of these two iconic comic book movie teams would win if they ever came to blows with each other? In this video, that's exactly what we'll be discussing in order to come up with an answer to that question.

James Gunn brought the Guardians to the big screen in the MCU and, since he was sacked by Disney for inappropriate historic tweets, he's been linked with taking over the reins on the next DCEU Suicide Squad movie - which is why this video exists.

We'll be discussing the two teams' individual members, how the two teams would react to each other, their power levels, their intelligence levels and preparation capabilities, how well they work as a team and, ultimately, which team is better.

We hope you enjoy the video! Please leave a comment letting us know what you thought about it. Who do you think would win if the Guardians of the Galaxy fought the Suicide Squad? Get the debate going, guys! And don't forget to subscribe to Screen Rant's YouTube channel, so you never miss our great new video uploads in the future.

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Marvel's alien symbiote Venom is more powerful than you think! Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

Sony's Venom movie is in theatres right now and Tom Hardy's version of the character is showing off his super-strength, speed, agility and durability.

But did you know Venom has displayed a much larger array of superpowers in Marvel's Comic books and in other media?

In this video, we'll run you through just some of the lesser known superpowers you didn't know Venom had.

The superpowers in question are; his shapeshifting ability (which includes camouflage, the ability to look like any human, transforming into a car, creating a giant mouth on his torso, and transforming into a humanoid form even without a host), his immunity to certain powers (such as Spider-Man's Spider-sense and Ghost Rider's Penance Stare), his ability to secrete acid through his skin, his bizarre ability to emulate water (which allows him to breathe under it), his ability to suppress any cancers in his human hosts, his ability to hear "the voice of the cosmos" (which, for example, allows him to respond to distress signals in space), his ability to access the internet (quite literally - we don't just mean he can log on via his laptop), his super-teeth that enable him to bite through almost anything and are venomous, his ability to shoot off certain parts of his body, and his ability to clone the powers of other superpowered characters.

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Featuring:

1. Shapeshifting
2. Immunity to certain powers
3. Acid secretion
4. Emulating water
5. Cancer suppression
6. The voice of the cosmos
7. Internet access
8. Super-teeth
9. Shooting off parts of itself
10. Power cloning

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