According to a new rumor, Deadpool & Wolverine actor Billy Clements has been recast to appear in Spider-Man 4 in a villain role. The upcoming MCU film, which will swing into theaters this July, will feature villains like Scorpion and Tombstone. However, the primary antagonist of the movie is currently unknown.
Spider-Man 4 rumored to have recast a Deadpool & Wolverine villain
Spider-Man 4 has reportedly cast Billy Clements as Ramrod, according to a new rumor from Cryptic HD Quality. The scooper shared that Clements’ Ramrod will briefly appear in a scene in the film.
However, since Ramrod’s appearance in Spider-Man: Brand New Day is currently only a rumor, it must be taken with a grain of salt. Fans must wait until the film comes out to see if Ramrod has a role in it.
There are four versions of Ramrod in Marvel Comics. One is a cyborg, one is a mutant named Patrick Mahony, another is an alien, and one is a member of a team called Heavy Metal. It’s currently unclear which version of Ramrod is rumored to be appearing in Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
The cyborg version of Ramrod first appeared in Daredevil #103. He is the boss of a construction crew who gets badly injured in a work-related accident. Kerwin Broderick and Moondragon later transform him into a cyborg as part of a villainous scheme to rule San Francisco. Blackmailed by Broderick, who reveals that he has inserted a poison into his cyborg body that can end his life, Ramrod helps Broderick gain power in Los Angeles. He also fights Daredevil and Black Widow, but is ultimately defeated by them.
The Patrick Mahony incarnation of Ramrod first appeared in X-Factor #75. He is depicted as the leader of the Nasty Boys, Mister Sinister’s personal strike force. Despite working for Sinister, he and his friend Ruckus were not interested in Sinister’s larger goals for human and mutantkind, and were more interested in beer runs and a quick way to make money.
The alien version of Ramrod appeared in Iron Man #36 as a robot controlled by Foreman. The company, Worldform Inc., later used it to terraform Earth. Meanwhile, the Heavy Metal version of Ramrod appeared in Brute Force #1, serving as an antagonist to the titular team.
Originally reported by Abdul Azim Naushad on SuperHeroHype.
