Spiderman to be out of Marvel Cinematic Universe?

After winning everyone's heart with films like Captain America: Civil War, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame and the recently released Spider-Man: Far From Home, Tom Holland's web-slinger won't be seen in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) in the future as both Disney and Sony fail to strike off a deal.

Sony, in an official statement mentioned that Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige won't be involved in future Spider-Man films. In the statement, Sony also stated that it is Disney who pulled Kevin Feige out from future Spider-Man films.

Fans are disappointed by this development and now the hastag #SaveSpiderMan is trending on Twitter asking Disney to bring him back. Check out some of the tweets below:

Disney is yet to respond on the matter.

Tony Stark did not die to have his son Peter Parker kicked out of the MCU#SaveSpiderMan pic.twitter.com/pa4iANtBvd
— honey.aardvark (@AardvarkHoney) August 21, 2019

#SaveSpiderMan
“Sony taking spider-man out of the MCU”

me: pic.twitter.com/tA0h3NyR6S
— Hellah (@Hellah_m) August 21, 2019

So you really telling me Spider-Man’s character is going to be left on one of the biggest cliffhangers in comic book movie history 🙁 #SaveSpiderMan pic.twitter.com/3SxgoRxCXu
— Allen Perez (@allenperez21) August 20, 2019

Kevin Feige did not just spend 10 years and 22 films setting up a whole universe to lose Spider-Man #SaveSpiderMan pic.twitter.com/i7K8tUYNIV
— Em (@pennys_drawings) August 20, 2019

Me desperately clinging to the idea Marvel and Sony will somehow resolve their spat. #SaveSpiderMan pic.twitter.com/8SrxIBm3vl
— The Spider 🕷🕸 (@TheSpider1602) August 20, 2019

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