Spider-Man: Homecoming introduced an apparent continuity error into the MCU, an “eight years later” time jump. Now, Avengers: Infinity War director Joe Russo has finally admitted that this was, quite simply, “incorrect.”
In 2016, Captain America: Civil War played an important role in the MCU. It set in place a fixed timeline, with Marvel movies mostly set in the year of their release. Iron Man was based in 2008, The Avengers in 2012, and The Winter Soldier in 2014. The Russo brothers are clearly continuing with that pattern, as Avengers: Infinity War is confirmed to be set in 2018. Unfortunately, 2017’s Spider-Man: Homecoming complicated the issue. The film was set in the aftermath of Civil War, but was apparently also a full eight years ...
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