5/30/2023 0 Comments Green goblin gliderHowever, in The No Way Home poster, Gobby's glider is more streamlined and even menacing with a new jagged design.Ī better view of the new glider from the poster can be seen below: Marvel Now, in the 2002 film, the Green Goblin's glider wings are somewhat wide and bulky and the rotors are clearly visible. Since Osborn's glider was a military prototype, who's to say that a similar glider hadn't been developed by Stark Industries before Tony's change of heart? This makes sense, as a scientist like Ock would no doubt be intrigued by the tech available within the MCU and if he upgraded his arms, why wouldn't Norman Osborn?Īfter all, much like Oscorp, Stark Industries was a defense company making its fortune from military weaponry. While Tony Stark created Peter Parker's Iron Spider suit, stills from the film have shown Ock's tentacles with similar red and gold coloring, suggesting that his metallic arms may have received their own Stark Tech upgrade. In a way, they're similar to Tony Stark and show what the genius billionaire could've become. One thing both Norman Osborn and Doc Ock's Otto Octavius have in common is that they're scientists who used advanced tech to their own detriment. Now, due to his appearance in the No Way Home poster, there's yet another mystery surrounding the iconic villain, which is how and why he's riding a new glider? No Way Home Villains Utilized Stark Tech Sonyĭespite the various goblins who have appeared on the big screen, as far as fans know, No Way Home only looks to feature Dafoe's original Gobby but just how he's able to return after having killed himself with his glider and alongside Molina's Doc Ock is one of the film's many mysteries. In an attempt to cure himself, Harry becomes the Green Goblin and flies aboard a glider with a different design than Willem Dafoe's or James Franco's. In Andrew Garfield's The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Norman Osborn died of a genetic disease that his son Harry, played by Dane DeHaan, also suffered from. Still, Willem Dafoe and James Franco aren't the only actors to portray the Green Goblin in a Spider-Man film. Harry Osborn, played by James Franco, eventually follows in his father's footsteps, becoming the new Green Goblin in Spider-Man 3 and sporting a glider with a snowboard-inspired design. However, he does cameo in both Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man 3 as one of his son's hallucinations. In an attempt to kill Peter Parker using the glider, Norman inadvertently kills himself. SonyĪs the antagonistic Green Goblin, Norman uses "pumpkin bombs" and flies aboard a military prototype glider to carry out revenge against his company's board of directors and, eventually, Spider-Man. In the original Spider-Man starring Tobey Maguire, Willem Dafoe played Norman Osborn who, in an attempt to save a government contract, tests an experimental serum on himself, resulting in a split personality and enhanced abilities. While the iconic villain appears to be wearing a similar suit and the same helmet from 2002's Spider-Man, it looks like his signature glider may have received an upgrade. In the days leading up to its reveal, similar posters promoting the multiversal threequel appeared on a bus in Australia and while that early imagery also showed Doc Ock's metal tentacles and Peter Parker in his Iron Spider suit, the official poster featured a different background offering the first look at Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin. The long-awaited official poster for Sony and Marvel's Spider-Man: No Way Home has debuted. After months of waiting, it finally happened.
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