Kraven, Madame Web ‘Not Bad Films’ Says Outgoing Sony Pictures CEO

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One of the most baffling choices in blockbuster filmmaking the past decade has been Sony’s desire to make a Spider-Man-free Spider-Man universe using a collection of assorted villains from the comics.


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