Rapper Bad Bunny has recently shared his reaction to being cast as the new Sony Spider-Man Universe character, El Muerto, for the upcoming solo movie. The character of El Muerto was first introduced to fans through the comic book world with his debut appearance in 2006’s Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man No.6.
Created by Peter David and Roger Cruz, El Muerto was made with the intention of him being the ultimate villain for Spider-Man to go up against. He receives his superhuman abilities by wearing an ominous mask that has been passed down through the generations within his family. El Muerto was forced to battle Spider-Man, with the hope of finally taking down his family’s long-time oppressor El Dorado. Although El Muerto comes closer than many to defeating the iconic hero, he ultimately gets taken down by one of Spider-Man's stingers. El Muerto ends up joining forces with Spider-Man in order to defeat El Dorado. However, following this epic event, El Muerto would begin to fade out and remain missing from the comic book scene in the years since.
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Luckily, El Muerto has caught the attention of Sony Pictures, with them now developing a film around the character set within Sony's Spider-Man Universe. The film was announced at this April's CinemaCon panel, where Bad Bunny made a quick appearance on stage in order to celebrate the reveal of his casting. Sony Pictures Motion Picture Group President Sanford Pitch also clarified that the film is set for a January 2024 release. Development has officially begun and the new star at the center of all of it is excited as ever to share his reaction to joining the SSU. In a new interview with Apple Music, Bad
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