Following on from the tumultuous news earlier in the week, regarding Sony and Disney's negotiations breakdown potentially resulting in Spider-Man leaving the MCU, a new rumour has popped to suggest that only have they studios mended their differences but they've come to one crazy new deal!

The X-Men franchise seems to have fallen considerably after it promised so much more in -Men: First class. Director Matthew Vaughn reveals that he actually had other plans for the franchise.

Sony has plans on eventually overlapping their Spider-Man Universe with the broader MCU Universe.

Sony finally found success in making a Spider-Man movie, by not featuring Spider-Man in it. A successful experiment which is inevitably leading to a sequel.

Venom is pretty much, hot stuff again. Which also means that a ton of merchandise which is on the verge of a Gene Simmons lawsuit for infringing on his tongue gimmick, is on the way. Here’s one rather cool piece of symbiote action from Sideshow Collectibles: A full-size replica bust of the comic book icon that measures in at stupidly massive size.

Venom is out in cinemas, busy breaking box office records. That's not the only reason why some fans are excited though as the film's mid-credits scene lays down a gigantic tease for the franchise's future.

In the run-up to the release of Venom, director Ruben Fleischer’s Spider-Man-less live-action feature film adaptation of the Spider-Man comic book anti-hero, there was quite the brouhaha surrounding the news that the Lethal Protector’s first solo film would be a PG-13 affair. Turns out that crimson-free action – and there are a few laughable moments of that as decapitations apparently produce about the same quantity of blood as swatting a moth – is the least of Venom’s problems.

If you were hyped for the release of Venom this coming weekend, then i have bad news for you. It might not be that good and it could all be because they cut out all the best moments.