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Spider-Man’s Future: Live-Action Miles Morales and More Films in the Works

July 23, 2026 JauntyM 0
Spider-Man’s Future: Live-Action Miles Morales and More Films in the Works

Marvel’s Kevin Feige has just dropped a bombshell for Spider-Man fans everywhere! It turns out there’s a lot more swinging and web-slinging coming our way. During a recent chat with a media outlet in Shanghai, Feige shared some thrilling insights about the future of Spidey.

First off, he highlighted the success of the animated Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse series, which has gained a massive fanbase. The sequel, Beyond the Universe, is set to hit theaters next year, promising to keep the excitement going. But that’s not all – Feige confirmed that live-action Spider-Man films are definitely in the pipeline, and we might see Miles Morales make his big-screen debut sometime after the animated series wraps up.

Fans have been clamoring for a live-action Miles Morales film ever since they fell in love with him in Into the Spider-Verse. The dream seemed far-fetched until Spider-Man: No Way Home opened the door to the multiverse, showcasing the possibility of multiple Spider-Men co-existing in the MCU. A standout moment in the film hints at Miles when Electro, played by Jamie Foxx, has an amusing exchange with Andrew Garfield’s Spider-Man, suggesting there’s a black Spider-Man out there somewhere.

Whispers around Hollywood have hinted at potential actors for the role of Miles, with Caleb McLaughlin from Stranger Things rumored to be in the mix. He’s been noted for his refusal to strike the classic Spider-Man pose at conventions, which has only fueled speculation. Other fan favorites include Miles Brown from Black-ish and Myles Truitt, also from Stranger Things.

The excitement doesn’t stop here! Spider-Man: Brand New Day is set to swing into theaters on July 31. While we gear up for that, there’s plenty to look forward to as Marvel continues to expand its cinematic universe. Stay tuned for more updates on all things superhero!

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