The idea of Spider-Man and Predator sharing a page—or even a screen—might have seemed impossible once. Yet here we are. Disney, the entertainment giant that now owns everything from the galaxy far, far away to the alien-ridden landscapes of Predator, continues to amaze us with its bold crossovers. Whether you love or loathe their handling of beloved franchises, you can’t deny that Disney knows how to generate buzz.
Take Prey (2022), a prequel to 1987’s Predator. Following the misstep of The Predator (2018), Prey revitalized the franchise and was a massive hit on Hulu/Disney+ and Star platforms. Similarly, Spider-Man has thrived under Disney’s roof, with Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) smashing records to gross $1.95 billion worldwide and the Spider-Verse animated films becoming instant classics.