There are a number of the explanation why placing Tom Holland’s model of Spider-Man into the “Madame Net” story would not be too prudent. Firstly is the truth that Holland’s Spidey is within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and “Madame Net” is supposedly in its personal particular person timeline, regardless of seemingly being a part of the SSU. Director S.J. Clarkson claimed as a lot throughout a chat with Leisure Weekly, explaining that Cassandra Webb (Dakota Johnson, who Sony is allegedly mad at over “Madame Net”) is “undoubtedly in a standalone world.” Whereas it is solely potential that Spider-Verse shenanigans may’ve introduced the MCU’s Spidey to the “Madame Net” timeline, bringing in such a story component would open up a complete different can of worms that will’ve probably altered the story drastically if correctly explored.
Multiversal antics apart, for the sake of argument, what if “Madame Net” is covertly within the MCU, thus making Holland’s Spidey part of the identical timeline? Properly, this angle would not work both. “Madame Net” is primarily set in 2003, and it has been revealed that the MCU’s Peter Parker was born in 2001. Due to this fact, on the age of two together with his uncle, Ben Parker (Adam Scott), nonetheless alive, he would not be Spider-Man but. With this timeline in thoughts, Spidey’s battle with Ezekiel Sims cannot even occur sooner or later, seeing because the villain is killed by the top of “Madame Net.” That’s, except the artwork depicts an alternate way forward for some variety seen by the clairvoyant Webb.
Whereas witnessing a battle between Spider-Man and his evil doppelganger may’ve been enjoyable to see in “Madame Net,” the very fact is that each the movie and the MCU’s Spidey are higher off with out such a second on this context.