Spider-Man Actor Michael Keaton Teases Fans by Hinting at the Return of Vulture

Michael Keaton might just be the man who has it all. From returning in his iconic Batman role and costume in the upcoming Batgirl movie to also being a quintessential Marvel villain for MCU’s most beloved superhero character, Keaton has it all up his sleeves. The actor is not only returning as the cape crusader it seems but also as the founding member of Sinister Six- Vulture.

The actor’s Instagram handle is a fun place to be now for the constant updates he keeps sharing. A few days ago, Michael Keaton posted an aesthetic picture of his Batman shadow, strategically not revealing his costume but, teasing fans about his return to the DCU. But, Keaton’s latest Instagram post diverts its complete timeline with a catchy caption that has all Marvel fans’ heart-racing wild.

The Founder actor shared a picture of a building with an elaborate music note engraved on it. He captioned the picture as, “Little A Toomes work today”.

Check out Michael Keaton’s Instagram Post

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The supervillain Vulture’s real-life name is Adrian Toomes, and with the caption loud and clear, we cannot wait to see the actor return. This return could also hint at Keaton being a part of Morbius. Fans left exciting and overwhelming comments below the post. One of the Instagram users wrote, “The Vulture Meets Batman ???????? But seriously, thank you for being phenomenal”, meanwhile someone else wrote, “You’re so fantastic!!! I’ve been a fan since Bill Blazejowski!!! Love your work man!!”.

We first met Michael Keaton’s Vulture in Spider-Man: Homecoming, where he turned out to be the father of the girl Peter was taking to the Homecoming dance. Audiences have missed him since and, this return would be nothing less than a grand celebration for all Micahel Keaton fans!

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You can watch the film now on Netflix.

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Manjima Das
Manjima Das
Manjima Das has a writing experience of over 3 years, covering entertainment, fashion, lifestyle as well as community work. She has majored in Psychology with secondary specialization in gender studies and literature.

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