Spider‑Man’s Next Move: Why He’s Skipping Disney+
What Happens When a Hero Loosely Spreads His Legs?
Disney+ has become the home for most of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Yet the iconic web‑slinger isn’t chilling there. That’s because the rights to Spider‑Man: No Way Home – along with Homecoming and Far From Home – belong to Sony.
So Where Are They Really Crawling?
Instead of popping up on The Disney Round‑Table, No Way Home will debut on AXN Asia, a pay‑TV entertainment channel that’s available across the Asia Pacific region. AXN is in countries like Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Macau, and more.
Why AXN? What’s Their Line‑up?
AXN Asia isn’t just a random channel. It was formerly under Sony Pictures Television before being sold to KC Global Media Asia of Singapore for its Asia Pacific, Middle East, and African operations. It’s a launchpad for Sony Pictures Entertainment theatrical releases.
- Venom: Let There Be Carnage – first available on June 12
- Uncharted – upcoming premiere later this year
- Morbius – scheduled for an upcoming release in the calendar
- Ghostbusters: Afterlife – launching closer to the year’s end
Wrap‑Up: There’s No Need to Drop the Net in Air‑Flicks!
While we love Disney’s take on the MCU, Sony keeps the web‑slinger alive on their own slate. Future fans of Spider‑Man will now have to tune into AXN Asia for the latest twists and turns—just make sure you’re in one of the supported countries.
