Sep 18, 2016 06:56 AM EDT By Earnest, UniversityHerald Reporter

In the recent pas there has been a numerous number of superheroes movies coming up; this includes the Kickass to Superman. All these movies have addressed their opponents in a major way. However, there has been a great number of villains that have not been seen in action.

This is questionable to a greater degree although no one wants to see Fat Fury Arms-fall-off-boy real versions. As reported by IGN, the issue is the failure to include villains in the scenes in which they deserve to be.

The only heroes that rival with Spider-Man Are X-men, this is due to the outstanding reprobate galleries that Spider-Man has. However, Hollywood is yet to uncover Spider's rivals despite the guest role in "Captain America: Civil War."

Carnage (Cletus Kasady) is a destructive murderer who happened to get a symbiote from Venoms offspring he finally become a psycho venom barely respects the laws and orders. The whole idea of having Spiderman versus Carnage would be a great movie.

Marvel Studios should focus on making serious moves to propel itself in the near future. Sources state that "Spider-Man: Homecoming" is expected to give Vulture, Shocker, and other villains their first appearances. Nevertheless, there is a load of villains that are left pending as they await their moment in the spotlight.

Spider-man buffs are asking whether villains such as Mysterio, Shriek, and Hobgoblin will ever appear in the theaters. This follows the appearance of villains such as Doctor Octopus and Green Goblin. Homecoming will kick off and introduce a new age of wall-crawler in Hollywood, as reported by Comic Book.

Some Spider-Man buffs agree that Carnage and Venom should be brought back to the scene. The number of villains that have appeared since spider-man was released in 2012 is astounding, many spider-man buffs would assume that all the awesome spider man villains have been featured, but that's not the case. As preparations for Spider-Man in 2017 are underway, new villains have to be featured.  

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