With the G-Serum now in play, it seems more than likely that we'll finally meet the Green Goblin in Spider-Man 3. With the G-Serum now in play, it seems more than likely that we'll finally meet the Green Goblin in Spider-Man 3. The question, of course, is which Osborn will become Green Goblin.
That being said, it has pretty much confirmed Green Goblin is a villain in the next game, and it's now clear that Insomniac is deciding to go down the "human" Green Goblin route, rather than the more monstrous designs we've seen in comics such as Ultimate Marvel.
Is Harry going to be the Green Goblin in Spider-Man 3?
Harry in action as the "New Goblin" as seen in Spider-Man 3. Following a year, Harry brushes off Peter's attempts to talk to him and explain the truth of Norman's death. He eventually opts to use a refined version of his father's performance-enhancing formula, utilizing his father's equipment as well.
He uses advanced Oscorp armor and equipment to terrorize New York City and battle Spider-Man, but ultimately dies when he is impaled by his own glider. A hallucination of Osborn haunts his son Harry in Spider-Man 2 (2004) and Spider-Man 3 (2007).
New reports about the MCU's upcoming fourth Spider-Man movie are very good news for Tom Holland's superhero moving forward. Reportedly, the disagreement over Spider-Man 4's story delayed the movie's development.
Summary. After four years of attempted redemption, Norman Osborn returns to villainy as Green Goblin in Amazing Spider-Man #50, donning his iconic villain and setting his sights on Peter Parker once more.
As Green Goblin, Osborn became the first great enemy of Spider-Man. Both alters eventually discovered that Spider-Man's identity was Parker and became enemies with Mary Jane Watson. In their final battle, he was accidentally impaled and killed by his own Goblin Glider.
Norman Osborn's experiments increase his strength but lead to a mental breakdown, as he becomes a cackling, evil presence often driven by a very personal vendetta with Spider-Man.
5 Hobgoblin Proved He Was Physically Stronger In Battle Against The Green Goblin. During his first encounters with Spider-Man, the Hobgoblin was hopelessly outgunned and relied on his gadgets for survival. When Hobgoblin finally cracked the code of Osborn's formula, his discovery granted him a major upgrade.
Narrowly defeated by Spider-Man, he receives psychiatric treatment and doesn't recall his time as the Green Goblin nor that Peter was the famous wall-crawler. Meanwhile, Harry finds love with Liz Allan and marries her, and they have a son Normie, named after his father.
Harry dies in The Spectacular Spider-Man #200 (May 1993). Artist Sal Buscema said that drawing the final two pages of this issue was a deeply emotional experience for him due to how long he had drawn the character, and felt it was appropriate that writer J. M. DeMatteis chose not to add any dialogue to those pages.
It's just an expression of what you're feeling."While the Green Goblin did in fact wear a mask in the comics and the classic Fox Kids animated series, his face was far more expressive than the static mask worn by Dafoe in the original Raimi #Spiderman film.
In an attempt to regain his Green Goblin persona and powers, Norman Osborn bonded with the Carnage Symbiote, transforming him into the Red Goblin. This transformation not only gave him a new alias but also enhanced his powers, making him a formidable adversary in the Marvel universe.
Just before his demise, the character says, “Oh.” This moment of realization had originally just been about the villain understanding that he was just about to die.
Before he dies, however, he has one last thing to say. But this time as Norman Osborn: "Peter... don't tell Harry." In the end, despite their differences and Norman's unfair treatment of Harry, he still cares for his son and doesn't want him to know the monster he had become.
During Spider-Man's rescue attempt, Osborn knocks Gwen off the bridge, resulting in the girl's death. Spider-Man, traumatised and obsessed with revenge, tracks the Goblin to his hideout, and in the ensuing battle, Osborn is impaled by his own goblin glider and dies.
After a battle against the Green Goblin, in which Peter-Two was stabbed by him, Peter-One was able to inject the Goblin with the cure, so he was back to being Norman Osborn when he was sent back to this universe – and by curing him, No Way Home saved Harry Osborn from a terrible fate.
Phillip Benjamin "Phil" Urich (who once used the Green Goblin identity to operate as a superhero) took on the Hobgoblin identity himself as a supervillain with some new gear (new body armor, a winged jetpack, and a flaming energy sword).
Plot details are still under wraps, but Tom Hardy will return as the lethal protector Eddie Brock/Venom in the film, also starring Juno Temple, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Clark Backo.
Despite speculation and the introduction of the multiverse in "Spider-Man: No Way Home," Tom Holland's Spider-Man is unlikely to appear in "Venom 3." The filming of "Venom 3" was affected by the 2023 Hollywood strikes, but no public hints have suggested that Holland's Spider-Man will be featured in the film.
