Spider-Man fans are organizing an event on Facebook to attack Sony and bring our boy back home

For now forget Raid Area 51. Sony is the target of Spider-Man fans who plan to storm its California offices and bring Spider-Man back to Marvel.

A Facebook event, organized by three fans, was set up on Tuesday. In 24 hours, more than 4,000 people have registered. According to his description, the event consists of dressing up in Spider-Man costume and bringing back "our boy to the house!" (in the Marvel film universe).

The raid is scheduled for October 31, aka Halloween. The perfect shape.

This fan rage from a report Deadline published on Tuesday of a high level dispute between Sony and Marvel. This dispute means that Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige will no longer produce Spider-Man movies and Marvel will no longer be involved in the Spider-Man movie universe.

Fan ire was mainly aimed at Sony, but the company emphasized the role played by Marvel in Feige. "Most of today's news on Spider-Man has misinterpreted recent discussions about Kevin Feige's involvement in the franchise," a spokesman told CNET. "We are disappointed, but respect Disney's decision not to let him continue to play the lead role in our upcoming Spider-Man movie."

Stay optimistic, though. The Sony representative also said that he hoped things would "change in the future".

Sony and Marvel reached an agreement in 2015 to create Spider-Man movies together. The last, Spider-Man: far from home, won more than $ 1 billion at the box office, becoming Sony's most profitable movie.

Columbia Pictures, Sony's main film production company, acquired the rights to the movie Spider-Man in 2000. Five Spider-Man movies were filmed before the agreement with Marvel was reached. Spider-Man: Homecomingthen away from home.