None
EN
Spider-Man Star Confirms What Would Make His Character a Villain, But Will the MCU Let It Happen
['Brian Walton', '.Wp-Block-Savage-Platform-Post-Byline Font-Family Var --Wp--Custom--Typography--Font-Family--Secondary', 'Font-Size Var --Wp--Custom--Typography--Font-Size--Sm', 'Font-Weight Var --Wp--Custom--Typography--Font-Weight--Bold', 'Line-Height Var --Wp--Custom--Typography--Line-Height--Xxs', '.Wp-Block-Savage-Platform-Post-Byline A Font-Weight Var --Wp--Custom--Typography--Font-Weight--Black', 'Text-Decoration None', 'Sourceurl Https', 'Comicbook.Com Wp-Content Plugins Savage-Platform Build Post-Byline Style-Index.Css', '.Wp-Block-Savage-Platform-Post-Byline Font-Family Var --Wp--Custom--Typography--Font-Family--Primary']
ComicBook.com
In the record breaking movie Spider-Man Brand New Day, Peter Parker’s best friend Ned Leeds has no idea who Peter Parker is.
He knows he’s been saved by Spider-Man though and develops an app that tracks Spider-Man.
The Brand New Day star has thoughts on what could force him into that maniacally evil direction.
There’d have to be real life-changing events for him to really want to change who he is because he’s really just a nice and loving, caring person.
In No Way Home, Ned Leeds discovered he has latent magic abilities and had his memory of a dear friend erased by Doctor Strange.