Bad Bunny signs for El Muerto from Spider-Man world; to be 1st Latin superhero for Marvel

Spider-Man: No Way Home recently became one of highest-grossing films of all time, establishing record for top grosser in COVID-19 pandemic era. However, Tom Holland-starrer is not only film related to superhero that has been released in recent times, or gearing up to hit atres soon. Before release, Venom: Let re be Carnage and recent Morbius have been some of releases of Spider-Man Universe, while animated franchise too will see anor project, Spider-Man: Across Spider-Verse releasing next year. 

Amid multiple films and upcoming projects, anor film related to popular superhero is in works. project will witness anor character, El Muerto, who faced off with Spider-Man. Singer and wrestler B Bunny has been signed on for movie, as per a report on Deline. movie will also mark first Latin superhero in Marvel superhero franchise.

B Bunny to star as El Muerto in anor Spider-Man-linked movie

Apart from being a Grammy-winner artiste, B Bunny was also known as a professional wrestler who appeared in World Wrestling Entertainment. character El Muerto too was linked to wrestling, as El Muerto was a highly-skilled and powerful wrestler. 28-year-old artiste could thus use some of his experiences to portray character whose real name was Juan Carlos.

El Muerto h clashed with Spider-Man in a charity wrestling match, where former almost revealed latter's identity. However, superhero uses a paralysing poison to attack El Muerto. Later, Spider-Man rescues El Muerto from his nemesis El Doro in hospital after which duo joined hands to successfully take on El Doro.

A film with first Latin superhero for Marvel was being announced just days after first woman character-fronted  Spider-Man character was to get a standalone film with Mame Web.

B Bunny himself expressed a desire to feature in a superhero project for himself. I Like It artiste held multiple meetings with makers, before stumbling upon El Muerto in his quest to dig through Latin characters in Spider-Man universe, that'd be apt for him, report ded.

B Bunny on professional front

Apart from EL Muerto, B Bunny was also featured in action film Bullet Train, which was gearing up for release on July 29. He was last seen in Narcos: Mexico and Cassandro were one of his or upcoming projects.