- Disney/Marvel and Sony Pictures agreed to incorporate OsCorp Tower into The Avengers. Unfortunately, last minute timing constraints kept this from happening.

- Disney owns the merchandising rights to the Spider-Man franchise, and it's widely believed that part of Disney/Marvel and Sony's contract stipulates that Spider-Man can be used by Marvel Studios.

- Marc Webb responded to a tweet claiming that he was mapping out a massive Spider-Man universe with "Think bigger...".

- An Empire State University T-Shirt is worn by Benny in Marvel Studios' short film Item 47. Columbia Pictures/Sony owns the rights to ESU, and a deleted scene from TASM features Dr. Connors mentioning ESU.

- Rhys Ifans name appears on a bus in Thor: The Dark World (a little strange).

- Marvel and Sony are developing an animated movie, Iron Man: Rise of the Technovore, together. Indicating a partnership.

- Iron Man and Spider-Man both appeared in a Target commercial. This was the first time two Marvel characters owned under separate studios appeared in any form of media together.

- Marc Webb, Andrew Garfield, and even producers Avi Arad and Matt Tolmach has expressed interest in integrating Spidey into the larger cinematic universe.

- Kevin Feige has said Marvel Studios had more involvement with The Amazing Spider-Man.

 

 

Edited March 23, 201312 yr by Villi1997

Until someone outright confirms that Amazing Spider-Man takes place within the MCU continuity or one of the end credit scenes confirms that both films series take place in the same continuity, they are to be believed as two separate universes.