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I am writing this dispatch in response to the one written by Great algerstonia that currently has 65 upvotes. Yes, what has happened is true. Sony has pulled Spider-Man out of the MCU. And like may of you, I was disappointed. I was loving Homecoming and Far from Home and believed that Tom Holland's series had great potential. But unfortunately, like every single Valve game, a third installment looks unlikely.

I was furious when I first heard the news. How could Sony do this? Tony Stark died for Spider-Man in one of the most emotional scenes of the MCU! However, after doing further research, it looks like the recent development with Spiderman may not have been Sony's fault.

Disney originally had a deal with Sony that gave them 5% of all Spider-Man profits. However, very recently, Disney tried to renegotiate this deal to 50%. FIFTY PERCENT! Tell me my friends, if you were Sony, would you just give in to Disney's greed?

And yes, while I agree fans should be infuriated with this debacle, I think most of the blame should be directed at Disney, not Sony.

Thank you, and be sure to upvote so everyone on NS is made aware of this.

P.S. Maybe Tom Holland's recent Instagram post with Robert Downey Jr hints at a deal made, but who can say for sure.