Disney and Sony Pictures have agreed a deal to bring 'Spider-Man' and other Marvel projects to Disney+.
The two studios have signed a huge movie licensing pact with Sony's Marvel properties arriving on the streaming platform beginning with its 2022 release slate.
The deal - which only applies to the United States - runs through Sony's 2026 slate, and will also see the studio's titles appearing on a range of Disney platforms including Hulu, FX Networks, Disney Channels, ABC and Freeform.
Following Sony's recent output deal with Netflix, Disney's agreement will see titles landing on the former first, which will be about nine months after a movie's theatrical run.