'I can’t talk about the future of the character because honestly I don’t know and it’s out of my hands,' he said. Speaking to The Times ahead of the film's release, the Spidey star spoke about the possibility of Peter Parker (or some other version of Spider-Man) coming out as gay in future films, and said he would 'of course' be fine with such a development. With fans now looking ahead to the more diverse future of the comic book universe, the MCU's best, softest boy, Tom Holland, is weighing in. The recent premiere of Marvel's Spider-Man: Far From Home signalled the end of the current phase of the MCU and a decade's worth of storytelling which, while critically and commercially lauded, were very straight, white and male.
