I think most did.

Natasha exists for years prior to this as one of the Avengers to stop the Tesseract invasion, and yet she gets a movie AFTER Carol Danvers, who gets all the glory as "Muh first girl super hero MCU standalone film."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YOOyMqa2hs

It came out today. Both titles are in the book and i'm going to assume they're in order by story/chronologically not by title/series.

Does anyone know what the hardcover looks like precisely? At the moment, I cannot find an image nor verification-of-existence! Estimated price tag would also be good.

It's $60. There're two covers, a new Pepe Larraz cover available everywhere, and a comic shop-only cover featuring Mark Brooks' Hox #1/PoX #1 covers.

And, I just checked my copy, the chapters are in the correct reading order. (Hox #1/Pox #1/Hox #2, etc.)

And and, it's got every cover for the whole series in the back, along with some of the character designs that got published in a HoX/PoX preview book before the series started.

And and and, just, it's definitive. It's the whole series, every page, including (I think!) some corrected pages where they screwed up some charts in the original comic chapters.

User K.R.D., in this instance, you have my appreciation!

https://screenrant.com/venom-2-r-rated-joker-success/

I hope they will adapt Carnage better than they did in the 90s cartoon. Carnage and The Punisher were too inappropriate for a kids show.

I never understood why studios even tried adding characters they know are not suited for that audience into the shows.

But I wonder how Disney will handle the news of another one of their IPs being adapted to an R rated film, and how they will proceed with the shared ownership of Spider-Man (I do not believe it ends after this new deal). We have yet to see what Disney will do with Deadpool 3. They say the property will remain rated R on his solo outings, but I'll believe it when I see it.

They said the first Venom movie may be R rated and it didn't happen. I believe it until I see it. It's rare for a PG-13 movie to get an R rated sequel.

Ultimately, they tried to make an animated crosscut of Spider-Man history up to that point, slashing characters only for pragmatic reasons or because they ran out of time! Punisher and Carnage were questionable choices, but the old Toy Biz figures produced toys of anyone and everyone, questionable or not. On top of that, after re-watching the animated Punisher and Carnage, I think they handled them well. They never said outright that Carnage was a "killer" or "murderer", leaving that one to subtext. Carnage's outlook on life was obvious when he stole life-forces and was ultimately sealed away in an alternate dimension, removing his questionable characterization from the fight. When Punisher was introduced, Jameson thought they could make him look like a hero, but Robbie threw shade at that idea cause Frank Castle has a history of using "lethal force". When Punisher fought Kraven, Castle was constantly told to end his quest for vengeance, and Castle's partner Chip ("Microchip") was always skittish about Frank using lethal weapons.