MCU Phase 4: 10 Movies Marvel Should Include

1. Daredevil V Spider-Man

Daredevil Vs Spider Man
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Yes, Marvel TV and Marvel Studios don't exactly see eye to eye these days, but anyone who's saying they don't want a Daredevil/Spider-Man team-up has to be kidding themselves.

The pair's partnership in the comics is iconic for a reason, and with both Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio having made public their desire to see Daredevil crossover with Spider-Man at some point, the ball is very much in Marvel's court as to how they should proceed. Hopefully they see the sense in allowing a crossover to take place, as although the Netflix shows have never been lax when it comes to referencing the wider MCU, Marvel's films are yet to even mention anything to do with Hell's Kitchen, Harlem, or any of their respective heroes.

Marvel have recited pretty much every excuse imaginable when it comes to explaining away the possibility of a Netflix/MCU crossover, but it really shouldn't be as difficult as they claim, content though they may be in keeping the properties separate in their own little corners of the franchise.

Some of the publisher's most important characters are currently on Netflix, and most - if not all - have at least one pivotal relation to their cinematic peers. Phase 4 should, then, endeavour to find a solution to this problem, because while Marvel might be fine in not seeing the properties crossover, fans are sure to get bored of it before long.

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