Peter Parker, alongside Steve Rogers, has always been the Marvel hero with the strongest moral compass. He has always been driven by his intense desire to do the right thing, and in allying with Iron Man and his subsequent unmasking, he soon realized he made a poor decision. The death of Goliath and imprisoning his friends in the negative zone finally sent him over the edge, and he turned on Tony Stark and joined the anti-registration side. We also saw the symbolic changing of Spider-Man from his high-tech Stark-designed suit back to his traditional red and blue costume to signify the change. Spidey was a huge asset in the war going forward. With Spider-Man being the property of Sony Pictures, unless a monumental agreement is made to produce a crossover, the entire involvement of Spider-Man, the third most important figure in the Civil War saga, is off the table. It will be a difficult task to replace his role, but it'll be interesting to see how Marvel chooses to do so. Are there any other important scenes from Civil War that you think we won't be seeing? Name them in the comments.
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