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This episode of Comic Movie-10 is especially exhilarating as Joe and Dan discuss all of the comic book related movies set to be released this year. Apparently 2018 is a busy year for comics in the movie world, and it is difficult to say which movie is the most exciting or anticipated.

As previously discussed in another episode of Comic Movie-10, the most recent movie about Venom is set to premier October 5^th with Tom Hardy as Venom. There are also rumors surrounding the idea of a cameo from Tom Holland as Peter Parker/ Spider-Man. Moving along, Marvel plans to release the highly anticipated Infinity War on April 27^th, which is already expected to have a sequel. This movie is incredibly interesting as it has nearly all fan-favorites from the Marvel world together. One character that will be seen is Thanos, played by Josh Brolin. Ironically, Brolin is also playing Cable in the untitled Deadpool sequel, staring Ryan Reynolds, also set to enter the box office this year.

Moving along, Ant-Man and The Wasp staring Paul Rudd, Evangeline Lilly, and Michael Douglas is underway, along with Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse, which takes the less familiar route of using the character Miles Morales as Spider-Man. Set to premier in November is Dark Phoenix, the story of Jean Grey, which will also include Jennifer Lawrence as Raven, and in December fans will see the latest Aquaman movie, staring Jason Momoa. In addition, two new cartoon movies are slated to be released on Netflix this year. These are Death of Superman, and Suicide Squad- Hell to Pay. Unfortunately neither has a definite release date, but both are expected to stay true to the roots of the original comics.

With so many exciting comic movies set to be released this year, make sure you watch this episode of the Comic Movie-10 podcast so you do not miss any that might spark your interest. Joe and Dan would love to hear which movies you are most excited about, and if you have heard of any more movies coming out this year related to comics. Leave your opinions, comments, and questions after watching, and be sure to tune in to the next episode of Comic Movie-10.

Welcome to Comic Movie-10. On this episode, brothers Joe and Dan Kane compare and contrast the three movie franchises surrounding Stan Lee’s well-known comic book character, Spiderman. The brothers take a look at the various actors who have played Spiderman, as well as their villains and supporting actors, and how these factors have contributed to the overall outcome of these movies.

Tobey Maguire was the first of the actors to play Spiderman in a large screen blockbuster hit. His version of the character’s likeability is widely debated as he ranges from intriguing to corny. The brothers make note of Maguire’s supporting cast members, which include Kirsten Dunst, Willem Dafoe, Alfred Molina, and Topher Grace. The boys weigh in on the supporting characters and how their influences affect the trilogy. They also compare Topher Grace’s version of Venom to the widely anticipated, upcoming version of Venom, played by Tom Hardy.

The next Spiderman up for debate is Andrew Garfield from The Amazing Spiderman Series, which consists of two films. His version of Spiderman’s story is unique and interesting because his love interest is Gwen Stacy, played by Emma Stone. This is a nod to the old comic versions of Spiderman. Many people are more familiar with Peter Parker’s relationship with Mary Jane Watson; so involving Stacy’s character is a great way to stay true to the comic’s origins.

Lastly, the most recent actor to portray Spiderman on screen is Tom Holland. Something Holland’s character has done that the other actors have not, is crossed over into the world of the Avengers. Fans seem to enjoy this as they see their favorite comic characters’ worlds colliding. This is reminiscent of old comics where Spiderman appeared in many other characters’ storylines. This leaves room for Holland’s character to explore different options in the future. Also, Holland displays major believability as Peter Parker, as he was a teenager himself when he filmed the series.

The brothers want to hear your thoughts and opinions. Who is your favorite Peter Parker? Which version of Spiderman do you most enjoy? Leave your comments, opinions, and questions after watching, and be sure to tune in to the next Comic Movie-10!