Tom Holland will play Peter Parker in the 2017 "Spider-Man" reboot. (Photo : Twitter/Spider-Man News)
The creators of "Spider-Man" reboot have just confirmed that Tom Holland will play the role of Peter Parker. Now, Kevin Feige is hinting on the possibility of introducing a modernized version of the comic book villain Kraven the Hunter.
According to Daily Super Hero, Feige previously confirmed that the reboot will feature a villain that was never part of the previous "Spider-Man" films. The publication also noted that there are ongoing discussions about including Kraven the Hunter in the film because Marvel believes he could pose a major threat to Peter.
Meanwhile, Kraven could possibly be the first villain the young Peter will ever encounter in his life, IBTimes noted. Throughout the course of his life, Peter will learn how to develop his superhero abilities and this could mean that new villains will also be introduced.
In other news, a previous interview with Feige revealed that Spider-Man in the reboot will be closer to the character that we depicted in the comic books. This means, Peter will become more friendly, witty, sarcastic and less serious.
According to Feige, "Spider-Man" reboot will be different from the previous "Spider-Man" films because in the past, Peter was depicted as the only superhero in the movie. However, in the reboot, he will be one of the many other superheroes and consider his young age, he will not be as powerful as the others at first.
"Spider-Man" reboot is currently in the early stages of development. This means that not a lot of details have been revealed other than its upcoming release date which is set for 2017.
