Marvel may be planning to wrap up Spider-Man's story in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as part of the most recent agreement between Disney and Sony. Even though the latter owns the rights to the web-slinger, Marvel Studios and Kevin Feige have been helping craft the character on the big screen for the last four years. Tom Holland was cast as an age-appropriate high school Peter Parker and immediately debuted in Captain America: Civil War. He has since had two solo films and appeared in the last two Avengers movies.

Through it all, Spider-Man became a key piece to the MCU - especially with Tony Stark's arc. After about a month of reports that Spider-Man was no longer part of the MCU, Disney and Sony have agreed to a new deal to keep him in the MCU for a third solo film and another team-up. The details of this deal are under wraps, but Feige indicated that Spider-Man could still cross over into other cinematic universes, like the one Sony is creating on their own. While it appeared that Spidey's future could be with both universes, he may instead be written out of the MCU before too long.

Expanding upon the details of the latest agreement, THR shared this significant piece of information about Spider-Man's future. They've shared that while some believe the deal could be extended again, others think this could be part of Spidey's actual MCU exit. There is reportedly a sense from some that Feige "seems to be plotting an endgame that will wrap up Peter Parker's story in the MCU." This would give Sony full control of the character once more.

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