First, before I start the article, let me apologize for my last one.
Amazing Spiderman was my second favorite movie of 2012, and my second favorite CBM, right above TDKR and right below Avengers. Spiderman is tied for my favorite superhero, along with Deadpool.
So naturally I was excited when Sony announced that they were ready and willing to share Spiderman with Disney and MARVEL. It showed that Sony actually knows what fans want, and knows that it could benefit them in the end too. (Too bad FOX isn't as smart.)
However, this knowledge is pretty dang hard to confirm considering Avengers took place in New York as well as Amazing Spiderman did.
Playing your cards right.
Here's how we go, I got this idea from a side quest in the Amazing Spiderman video game, Spidey has to bring back mental patients to the police, and one of them calls him "Captain America".
That's when it hit me, we don't need a fancy end credits scene that says "Ooh we forgot to mention, Spidey's in the MCU."
Just have people in Amazing Spiderman 2 talking about the Avengers in the .
For example, one guy in the background goes, "Hey who do you think would win, Spider-man, or that Stark guy?"
This ties the knot quite well.
Putting him in the MCU
First and foremost, don't have Spidey join the Avengers in Avengers 2, have him WORK WITH THEM. I believe it would be better this way, because then he would be more of a protector of NYC, like he always was.
Now, we have to think, why would Spiderman work with the Avengers?
The answer?
He's not trying to. The Avengers are looking for new recruits, and Stark mentions a guy swinging from webs in New York.
Character interactions
Character interactions should be something new.
For Iron man, Peter and him don't get along, calling eachother "Metal Head" and "Web Head". Spiderman shows little respect for Tony's lack of responsibility.
For Captain America, it's mutual respect.
For Black Widow, Bruce Banner, and Hawkeye, They'll treat Spidey like a child.
For Nick Fury, Fury says Spiderman has yet to "prove himself" of being able to save the world.
For Hulk, he'll treat Spiderman the same as everyone else.