By Mike McCarthy
Marvel has reacquired the rights to Spiderman from Sony this month and will be adding him back to their staple of films to be released over the next couple of years. Spiderman will take over the July 28th, 2017 pushing back Thor: Ragnarok and The Black Panther. By bringing back the Spiderman franchise it will add a lot to the Captain America: Civil War film. No news yet on who will actually be the new Spiderman, but we know that it will not be Andrew Garfield from the Amazing Spiderman franchise. There is talk of maybe bringing Tobey Maguire back for it, but I think new blood is needed to reprise the role of the web-slinging superhero.
2015:
May 1: Avengers: Age of Ultron
July 17: Ant-Man
August 7: Fantastic Four (Fox)
2016:
February 12: Deadpool (Fox)
March 25: Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice
May 6: Captain America: Civil War
May 27: X-Men: Apocalypse (Fox)
August 5: Suicide Squad
October 7: Gambit
November 4: Doctor Strange
2017:
March 3: Untitled Wolverine sequel (Fox)
May 5: Guardians of the Galaxy 2
June 2: Fantastic Four 2 (Fox)
June 23: Wonder Woman
July 28: Marvel Studios co-produced Spider-Man film (Sony, new addition)
November 3: Thor: Ragnarok (new date)
November 17: Justice League, Part 1
2018:
March 23: The Flash
May 4: Avengers: Infinity War, Part 1
July 6: Black Panther (new date)
July 13: Untitled Fox Mystery Marvel film
July 27: Aquaman
November 2: Captain Marvel (new date)
2019:
April 5: Shazam
May 3: Avengers: Infinity War, Part 2
June 14: Justice League, Part 2
July 12, 2019: Inhumans (new date)
2020:
April 3: Cyborg
June 19: Green Lantern