Paul Giamatti played Rhino in the Andrew Garfield-fronted “The Amazing Spider-Man 2” in what amounted to little more than a cameo, while Felicity Jones played Black Cat in an even smaller role in the same film that was supposed to set up a full Black Cat portrayal in the sequel that never happened. One report reads, “Rhino On the Loose: Zoo Hoax Fools Us All” while another says “Black Cat: Friend or Foe?” Rhino and Black Cat are both antagonists from the Marvel Comics who have yet to appear in the Tom Holland movies. Keen-eyed viewers spotted references to two Spider-Man villains on the same newspaper. It’s unclear if the Daily Bugle in “Morbius” is the same as the one seen in “Far From Home.” Rhino and Black Cat Marvel Comics Jonah Jameson, although in this world Jameson is an Alex Jones-type figure and the Daily Bugle is an online news outlet that traffics in outrage. Again, the Daily Bugle has not featured heavily in the Tom Holland movies, but it did finally appear in 2019’s “Spider-Man: Far From Home,” albeit in a different form – J.K.

The Daily Bugle Sony PicturesĪ Daily Bugle newspaper appears in the “Morbius” trailer with a headline pegging Leto’s character as a murderer, and The Daily Bugle is the publication at which Peter Parker works in the comics. In the comics, Horizon was owned by a scientist named Max Modell and served as Peter Parker’s employer, where he secretly created Spider-Man suits and gadgets using Horizon’s facilities.

Michael Keaton’s Vulture Sony PicturesĪnother explicit Spider-Man reference is the appearance of Michael Keaton’s Vulture, the villain from 2017’s “Spider-Man: Homecoming.” Keaton was in the first trailer for the film, and his appearance would seemingly confirm that Leto’s vampire character exists in the same world as Tom Holland’s Peter Parker.Ī deeper cut here is the Horizon Labs building. So either this is a reference to the multiverse or someone made a boo-boo. The most explicit Spider-Man reference is this piece of graffiti seen on the wall, which has the word “Murderer” spray-painted all over it, referring to when Mysterio told the world that Peter Parker killed him in “Spider-Man: Far From Home.” Confusingly, this piece of graffiti appears to portray the Spider-Man costume worn by Tobey Maguire in the Sam Raimi films from the 2000s. So let’s break down all those Spider-Man references in the “Morbius” trailer and what they might mean. WOShadows +1 1 Spider-Man: Web of Shadows. Since October’s “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” made a pretty explicit reference to Tom Holland’s Spider-Man and the impending multiverse event teased in the “Spider-Man: No Way Home” trailer, the “Morbius” trailer also goes all-out in offering a lot of teases of Spider-Man. SUHD +5 Sonic Unleashed (X360/PS3) MKWii +4 1 Mario Kart Wii.

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