As for any other villains, Tombstone, Scorpion and Green Goblin all survived the first movie, so there’s a chance they’ll crop up again. Still, Sony has remained quiet as to whether Ock will ascend to be the new Spiderverse crew’s central big bad, but do expect to see more of her. He stated: “We definitely think of Liv as someone who is not gone from the story,” which suggests she’ll no longer playing second fiddle to someone like Kingpin as before. Spider-Woman - voiced by Issa Rae - is also joining the cast, and as mentioned above, Oscar Isaac is voicing Spider-Man 2099.īut what about a villain to face off against Miles and the gang? Well, one of the original film’s co-director’s Rodney Rothman told Screen Rant back in April that Katheryn Han’s Dock Ock would have a much bigger role.
However, in terms of the returning cast, we'll get Shameik Moore and Hailee Steinfeld reprising their roles as Miles Morales and Gwen Stacey respectively. The first Into the Spider-Verse wasn’t short of memorable characters, so it stands to reason that the sequel will see the debut of even more. This clip dropped weeks before Spider-Man: No Way Home, and gave us another look at the animated Spider-Man 2099 (to be voiced by Oscar Isaac). The two biggest characters seen in this trailer are Issa Rae's Jessica Drew/Spider-Woman and Oscar Isaac's Miguel O’Hara/Spider-Man 2099. It catches people up to what happened in part 1, shows Gwen pull him into her world, and shows off a myriad of other Spider-Men. The first official Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse trailer revolves around a conversation between Miles and his mother. Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse trailer With that said, though, don’t expect it to arrive before Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse 2 in 2022.
Sony is yet to reveal the release date for any of the teased spin-off movies also currently in development, but a Hollywood Reporter published in November 2018 revealed that Sony was strongly interested in an all-female adventure starring the alternate universe Spider-Gwen. The date was further cemented when one half of writer-director duo Christopher Miller also tweeted it out, along with the statement: “we’re coming back”.
The previously-announced Apdate was pushed back because of the series of Covid-19 related movie delays. That date came courtesy of the Spider-Verse Twitter account this past November, complete with a GIF that offers more than a few clues about which new Spider-Man characters to expect (more on that later). Oh, and per The Hollywood Reporter, we've just found out that Spider-Man: Behind the Spider-Verse is the name of the third movie in this series. Confused? Remembering when it was scheduled for October 7, 2022? Sony announced this delay on April 21, and we're annoyed too.
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