'The Amazing Spiderman 3' Plot Details: Gwen Stacey Could Be Brought To Life By Her Professor, Spiderman Could Feature In Marvel's Civil War

There is still no official world in regard to the release of "The Amazing Spiderman 3." Still fans are waiting for the film in anticipation. Moreover, since the rumours of Spiderman joining the Marvel universe have gone rampant, there is much speculation in regard to the "The Amazing Spiderman 2's" sequel.

Rumour has it Andrew Garfield's movie has been postponed by Sony as the production house is planning to go ahead with "Sinister Six "and "Venom Carnage," according to Movie Pilot. Moreover, Spiderman may also be seen joining the Marvel superheroes in the civil war that could take place in "Captain America 3," according to further reports by the website.

However, a series of speculation has come into being in regard to the plot of "Amazing Spider man 3." It is being said that Gwen Stacey who was killed in the "The Amazing Spiderman 2," could come back to life in the sequel. In the comic book plot, Stacey's Empire State University professor, who goes mad after her death, brings her back to life. According to reports by the website the professor starts calling himself Jackal and clones Stacey so that he can bring him back in Peter Parker's life.

Another theory suggests that Mary Jane Watson could replace Gwen Stacey. Sony is reportedly planning to build up on Peter Parker and Mary Jane's love story in "Sinister Six" and "Venom Carnage". This could pave way for Mary Jane in "The Amazing Spiderman 3."

Meanwhile, Gwen Stacey can have a film of her own where she could be seen playing the female version of Spiderman, according to the reports by Hallel. If Stacey does nor return to "Amazing Spiderman 3" series she would be taking forward the "Spider Verse" series where Peter Parker may become a vision of Lizard, according to the further reports by the website.

"The Amazing Spiderman 2," received mixed reviews but it made good money at the box office. It made 708,689,160 worldwide and on its opening day made $8.7 million. Whenever Sony plans to go ahead with the sequel they would expect the film to prove a bigger success and get better reviews then its prequel.