No Way Home, is the movie anticipating the next two villains?

Spider-Man: There is no room for home Is it also a precursor to the next villains we’ll eventually see at the center of the plot in the virtual Spider-Man 4? Fans are wondering if some of the details in the John Watts movie are actually clues to the villains we might see in the future take on Peter Parker/Spider-Man.

While fans hope to get The Oscar race for No Way HomeIn Spider-Man: Homecoming, villain Mac Gargan (Michael Mando) is disfigured after a fight with Shocker (Bokeem Woodbine) and Eagle (Michael Keaton). The post-credit scene shows Gargan scarred and interested in learning the secret identity of Spider-Man, which is later revealed to the world by Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal) and Daily Bugle editor J. Jonah Jameson (JK Simmons) in Far From Home.

But before Gargan can get it Revenge of Spider-ManDr. Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) casts a spell that makes everyone forget who the face behind the Spider-Man mask is. Unlike the blunt but harmless feats from the Raimi movies, this Jameson variant from the Marvel Cinematic Universe is more active in his smear campaign against Spider-Man. Jameson hunts down a trumpet servant to get the scoop on Speedy when he’s hiding from Aunt May (Marissa Tomei).

This reminds us of a story in the comics of The Amazing Spider-Man, in which Jameson hires a private investigator To hunt down Peter Parker and find out how he obtained the exclusive Spider-Man photos of Pugh. When Jameson meets Dr. Farley Stilwell, a scientist who can cause artificial mutations, he pays Gargan to undergo an experiment that gives him powers beyond a spider’s: the power of a scorpion, to defeat Spider-Man.

In the main version, Gargan accuses Jameson of ruining his life and is intent on killing him, with Spider-Man stepping in to fight Scorpio and save the life of someone who has theoretically always been his rival. Will we see all of this in the future of the MCU?

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