Director Marc Webb has been a-tweetin’, leaving clues for the next ASM movie. Comic Vine has reported that Webb’s latest tweets involve images of FBI agents, and a puzzle-pieced image of President FDR. What could this mean for the sequel?
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Interesting with the FBI thing. They are apparently chainging the costume up a bit for this one, and I think it looks great!
http://www.superherohype.com/news/articles/175195-exclusive-first-look-at-the-new-spider-man-costume
Odds are it has more to do with Peter’s parents. Maybe they were FBI instead of S.H,I.E.L.D agents sent in to keep tabs on Norman. Maybe Osborn found out about them, and had them killed. The whole thing with that “Lizard” formula was part of their cover story to get Peter’s dad into Oscorp.
*Clicks follow* I´m intrigued.. I shall follow his movie reveals closely. As for what it means, I don´t have the slightest idea.
TIME TRAVEL!
That man in the cell at the end of Amazing Spider-Man? HITLER!