Don't believe it. Jeff is just trying to bring more attention to him.

That's the dumbest thing that could ever do. I get (maybe) killing him later, but his first MCU appearance? I'm calling bull****.

Anyways, nice write up JJJ. :)

"If any of this is true :

Marvel has [frick]ED UP bigger than DC and anyone could ever imagine."

They screwed up the minute they decided to [frick] around and compete with DC. Now the ass kicking begins

Thanks for the kind words, First Avenger and DCMarvelFreshman. DMF, I will do that. I'd still argue that in the light of Jeff Sneider's "scoop" about Spider-Man not been Peter Parker, that's the single way that it could actually work, since Miles Morales origin is directly linked to Peter Parker's death, but I will do as you say.

Well that would be interesting. That is why I think Sony and Disney should tie the Tobey Spider-Man to the MCU. This way Spider-Man has existed for several years. You could say after Harry's death he retired and recently he knew it was time to come out of retirement. Then he gets killed off and because of his sacrifice, Miles sees he needs to step up and fill the shoes left behind from Spider-Man.

@Kurne

I didn't. I don't think it's valid to dismiss what he said, even if he flat out said that isn't true right afterwards. Why? If Sneider is indeed correct about Spider-Man been black or maybe Latino, and NOT been Peter Parker, that means that he is talking about Miles Morales. Sneider is clearly not a comic book buff, but I feel that Kevin Feige understands that if you're going with Miles Morales, you can't do that without having Peter Parker first.

I'd argue that's Civil War biggest twist, that Peter Parker is the main casualty in the war between Iron Man and Caps. That's the single way that Sony could have Miles Morales as the new Spider-Man. Sneider talks about "Feige reinventing Spider-Man" and says that he has heard that Peter Parker won't be Spider-Man, which leads me to think that they are actually killing Peter off in Civil War.

@JJJameson

He never said Peter Parker won't be Spider-Man. Just that he may not be white and Miles is a possibility.

As for him being a-- or the casualty in Civil War, I and most others would not like to see that happen so early or immediately after his introduction. That being the single way Sony could utilize Miles would be a serious mistake. And just because I don't want that to happen doesn't mean that I'm dismissing your speculation or Sneider's [joking] tweets as a result. He backs himself up.

@Kurne

He did said that Peter Parker won't be Spider-Man. Listen for yourself:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ludM8L2sIRg#t=2625

His exact words:

"I don't think Spider-Man is going to be Peter Parker", while nodding to the other podcaster that it was pitching for Miles Morales instead of Peter Parker if that's the route Marvel is going in.

Now I'm just confusing myself... He didn't mention Miles either...

Spiderman is Peter Parker no matter what. Marvel would [frick]ing dumbasses if they killed him off right when they got him.

If Spidey had one or two films out(connected to the MCU) I'd be down for this idea, but to have Spidey's first appearance in the MCU be followed by his death in that same appearance, is not the greatest idea.

@MrSotoMan I was getting ready to launch into a massive comment to reply to yours (tons of stuff I agree with, tons of stuff I don't), but I'll just leave a link to an article that explains everything I would've said, but 10 times better. I get BadassDigest has a bad reputation on this website (and this website alone, mind you) for some reason, but I'd ask you to read what this guy says and, if you have the time, scroll through the comments as well. It's informative, logical, and presents this story in a bit of a different light.

I think a lot of your opinion comes from assumptions and a certain lack of perspective, and I'm not criticizing you or anything, but sometimes a full realization can come from hearing the other side of things, seeing if it makes sense from that perspective, and then reevaluating your own stance on it. I'm only saying all this because you seem like one of the more reasonable users on CBM.com...otherwise I wouldn't even have spent the time to reply.

Saying stuff like how a race change would "build racial tension" or that this would just be a "PR" move or that "every race did not give a shit about that he was white"...I don't know how else to say it, but I think you're coming at this from a very misguided point of view. But I'll stop talking and just leave the link for you if you ever want to read it.

http://badassdigest.com/2015/02/23/could-the-next-movie-spider-man-be-black/