My Revolution of PARTs

Spider-Man is undoubtedly the most famous character to have come out of Marvel Comics and, in many ways, Stan Lee's ultimate legacy. As such, the character has seen more adaptations than any other Marvel hero across cartoons, games, and blockbuster franchises - three of which just came together in epic fashion for  Spider-Man: No Way Home . Many fans' relationship with the web-slinging hero stems from Tobey Maguire's iconic two-decade-old portrayal of Spider-Man which spanned across a whole beloved trilogy. But since these films do come from a very different era, there are several major ways in which they differ from modern blockbusters. ADVERTISEMENT Not only is the VFX far behind what is seen on even television today, but some elements of the writing don't exactly match modern standards and culture, which has led to one joke being removed from a recent airing. Spider-Man Cuts Tobey Maguire's Gay Joke During a recent airing of 2002...

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness ' story looks like it's going to be one hell of an adventure as audiences follow Benedict Cumberbatch's titular sorcerer through the Multiverse as he tries to keep reality from falling apart. However, he won't be alone; newcomer Xochitl Gomez will be joining him as America Chavez. What makes her role so special is how she has the ability to travel between universes, a power which undoubtedly comes in handy in a film exploring the Multiverse. Rumors indicate that America's star-shaped portals will be her ticket out of her doomed reality and into the MCU-Prime, where she'll enlist Stephen Strange's help. ADVERTISEMENT Another important part of the character is that she is gay in the comics. Understandably, many fans have been afraid both Disney and Marvel Studios may try to avoid explicitly labeling or showing that side of the reality-hopping hero. Well, rest assured, that's not s...