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"I didn't want this. But I had no choice...
I was scared. I told your uncle all I wanted was the car. He said to me "Why don't you just put down the gun and go home?" I realise now he was just trying to help me.
Then I saw my partner running over with the cash... and the gun was in my hand...
I did a terrible thing to you, I spent a lot of nights wishing I could take it back.
I'm not asking you to forgive me. I just want you to understand.
didn't choose to be this. The only thing left of me now... is my daughter." -Sandman to Spider-Man in a final Battle.
"I'm not a bad person. Just had bad luck." -Flint Marko, after leaving after visiting his sick daughter and talking to his wife to explain things to her.
"End of the line, Spider-Man."
"What does it matter to you, anyway?" -Sandman responds to Spider-Man, who is influenced by the Symbiote, and they begin to fight underground.
"I don't want to hurt you. Leave now." -Sandman warning Spider-Man, "First showdown."
"Peter, it's me! Flint Marko! You remember?" -Sandman has transformed into his sand form, protecting a different Spidey from a different Electro.
"Where's the box, Peter?" -Sandman asking Peter 1 about Dr. Strange's magic box while capturing him in his gigantic form during the fight.
Flint Marko, also known as Sandman, is the secondary antagonist of Sam Raimi's Spider Man trilogy and a supporting antagonist in the 2021 Marvel Cinematic Universe film Spider-Man: No Way Home.
He is a professional criminal who accidentally killed Peter Parker/Spider-Man's uncle Benjamin "Ben" Parker, an act that would haunt Flint for years. He is seen as a tragic villain because he is portrayed as a man who only breaks the law in order to afford the care his cancer-stricken daughter desperately needs. This could also show him as a desperate man or one who only obeys the laws when it is on his side. However, his powers, methods and killing Uncle Ben in order to do so makes him one of Peter Parker/Spider-Man's most dangerous archenemies.
Marko's main weapon of choice was his own body, which he distorted to fit whatever purpose he wanted, although his main firearm was a Colt Python. 357 Magnum revolver, which he used in his robberies prior to getting his powers. After falling into a chamber full of radioactive sand, which blends with him and leads to him gaining sand powers, he uses his new powers to commit his crimes. However, after eventually discovering that Spider-Man was Peter Parker, a remorseful Flint admits what happened the night he killed Ben and that he still regrets his actions, leading to Peter forgiving him and letting him go free.
Nineteen years later, he was accidentally transported to an alternate universe through space and time from a spell performed by Doctor Strange, where he was desperate to return to his universe to be with his daughter again and teamed up with other alternate villains from other alternate universes in order to get back to her. After being cured, he is sent back to his universe.
He was portrayed by Thomas Haden Church, who also played Roach in Tales from the Crypt Presents Demon Knight, Lyle Van de Groot in the George of the Jungle duology, Agent Stone in the first season of Twisted Metal, Killer Moth in the second season of Teen Titans, Dwayne LaFontant in Over the Hedge, Tal Hajus in John Carter and Quillgin in Regular Show.
Spider-Man 3 (2007)
During the year 2005, after he escapes from prison, Marko reluctantly goes back to armed robbery in order to support his family. He pays a quiet visit his family's home where he slips a stack of letters under Penny's pillow, all of which were returned unopened to him by Emma. Emma catches him in the kitchen and refuses to have anything to do with him and goes out of her way to make sure he has no contact with their daughter. After swearing to Penny to get her back to health, Marko leaves. After a holdup goes wrong, Marko accidentally runs and falls into a gigantic chamber filled with sand at a remote testing facility. Unbeknownst to Marko, the chamber is part of an experiment to test whether sand is an effective shield against radiation.
Marko hides from the police in the pit, but is soon buried in the radioactive sand, causing Marko to be genetically blended together with the sediment. This transformation gives him the power to shapeshift at will, turn his hands into weapons, and grow hundreds of feet in size. Marko uses his new-found powers to rob numerous banks, but he is thwarted by Spider-Man, who is growing increasingly unstable as a result of the alien Symbiotes fused with his suit. When Spider-Man discovers that Marko killed his uncle, the angry superhero pursues and fights him in a sewer system and opens a drain pipe, causing a massive flood of water to disintegrate Marko and wash him away in a sewer. Unbeknownst to Spider-Man, however, Marko survives and regroups.
Venom later comes to Marko and forms an alliance with him in order to kill Spider-Man. The two are at first successful at beating and almost killing Spider-Man until the New Goblin arrives and saves his friend from the two. The two battle the two villains and the New Goblin successfully defeats Marko. After Spider-Man kills Venom with one of the New Goblin's pumpkin bombs, Marko finally learns Spider-Man's identity. He tells him the whole story of Ben's death and states he has spent every day wishing he never killed him. Marko then states that he is not asking for forgiveness, but that he only wants Peter to understand what he has been going through. Acknowledging his own mistakes and believing what Marko is telling him, Peter forgives Marko and allows him to escape peacefully into the wind, having finally come to terms with what he has done.
It is unknown if Marko goes back to committing crimes to save Penny or a different route, or if he interacts with Peter again over the next nineteen years. Due to him being the Sandman for the next nineteen years, Marko seemingly becomes stuck in his sandman form.
Spider-Man NWH
Nineteen years after being forgiven by Peter, Flint fell victim to a failed Doctor Strange spell that the MCU Peter made to make everyone forget his secret identity after being outed and framed by Mysterio. Sandman was transported to an alternate universe (MCU Universe/Earth-199999) due to his knowledge of Spider-Man's secret identity. Mistaking the MCU Peter for his own, Flint aided him in defeating an alternate version of Electro (from the Webb universe), although they were both imprisoned in the Sanctum. When alternate versions of Norman Osborn and Doctor Octopus (both of whom were from Flint's universe, Raimi universe) were arguing over whether or not the former died, Flint confirmed that both Osborn and Octopus died fighting their universes' Spider-Man and explained how they died. Flint, however, was mostly disinterested in the following events, only seeing being cured as a way home to his daughter and remaining in the form of a humanoid figure of sand rather than taking on his human form again. He also bonded with Electro over being mutated after an unfortunate fall. After the Green Goblin took over Norman Osborn's body, Flint joined the other uncured villains in fleeing rather than being cured.
Sandman later joined Electro and an alternate version of the Lizard (the latter being from the Webb universe, like Electro) in battling the MCU Spider-Man, his Spider-Man and the Webbverse Spider-Man. Sandman's version of Spider-Man managed to use the device that they had created to cure Flint. Flint reverted back into his human form, staring at his hands in shock. His Peter ordered him to stay put for his own safety and Flint was later returned to his own universe by Strange but at the cost of everyone in MCU forgetting who Spider-Man truly is. Assuming that Flint was from the present time like his Peter, he would have been sent back to the original timeline of the Raimi universe, where he would be a fugitive, but presumably his Spider-Man would help him as a character witness if/when Flint was arrested, as well as finding some way to provide for Penny's medical bills.
Some say he was a thug, others that he was just an innocent guy who got himself into a dead end. (And literally, in the Spider-Man 3 comic, it's explained that Flint had bad luck.) Although he was involved in Uncle Ben's murder, I like this villain. I've heard rumors that Sandman was supposedly going to be replaced in Spider-Man 3, but that didn't happen. Here's Flint Marko Sandman! Use this guy and rob all the banks in San Andreas!
"I didn't want this. But I had no choice...
I was scared. I told your uncle all I wanted was the car. He said to me "Why don't you just put down the gun and go home?" I realise now he was just trying to help me.
Then I saw my partner running over with the cash... and the gun was in my hand...
I did a terrible thing to you, I spent a lot of nights wishing I could take it back.
I'm not asking you to forgive me. I just want you to understand.
didn't choose to be this. The only thing left of me now... is my daughter." -Sandman to Spider-Man in a final Battle.
"I'm not a bad person. Just had bad luck." -Flint Marko, after leaving after visiting his sick daughter and talking to his wife to explain things to her.
"End of the line, Spider-Man."
"What does it matter to you, anyway?" -Sandman responds to Spider-Man, who is influenced by the Symbiote, and they begin to fight underground.
"I don't want to hurt you. Leave now." -Sandman warning Spider-Man, "First showdown."
"Peter, it's me! Flint Marko! You remember?" -Sandman has transformed into his sand form, protecting a different Spidey from a different Electro.
"Where's the box, Peter?" -Sandman asking Peter 1 about Dr. Strange's magic box while capturing him in his gigantic form during the fight.
Flint Marko, also known as Sandman, is the secondary antagonist of Sam Raimi's Spider Man trilogy and a supporting antagonist in the 2021 Marvel Cinematic Universe film Spider-Man: No Way Home.
He is a professional criminal who accidentally killed Peter Parker/Spider-Man's uncle Benjamin "Ben" Parker, an act that would haunt Flint for years. He is seen as a tragic villain because he is portrayed as a man who only breaks the law in order to afford the care his cancer-stricken daughter desperately needs. This could also show him as a desperate man or one who only obeys the laws when it is on his side. However, his powers, methods and killing Uncle Ben in order to do so makes him one of Peter Parker/Spider-Man's most dangerous archenemies.
Marko's main weapon of choice was his own body, which he distorted to fit whatever purpose he wanted, although his main firearm was a Colt Python. 357 Magnum revolver, which he used in his robberies prior to getting his powers. After falling into a chamber full of radioactive sand, which blends with him and leads to him gaining sand powers, he uses his new powers to commit his crimes. However, after eventually discovering that Spider-Man was Peter Parker, a remorseful Flint admits what happened the night he killed Ben and that he still regrets his actions, leading to Peter forgiving him and letting him go free.
Nineteen years later, he was accidentally transported to an alternate universe through space and time from a spell performed by Doctor Strange, where he was desperate to return to his universe to be with his daughter again and teamed up with other alternate villains from other alternate universes in order to get back to her. After being cured, he is sent back to his universe.
He was portrayed by Thomas Haden Church, who also played Roach in Tales from the Crypt Presents Demon Knight, Lyle Van de Groot in the George of the Jungle duology, Agent Stone in the first season of Twisted Metal, Killer Moth in the second season of Teen Titans, Dwayne LaFontant in Over the Hedge, Tal Hajus in John Carter and Quillgin in Regular Show.
Spider-Man 3 (2007)
During the year 2005, after he escapes from prison, Marko reluctantly goes back to armed robbery in order to support his family. He pays a quiet visit his family's home where he slips a stack of letters under Penny's pillow, all of which were returned unopened to him by Emma. Emma catches him in the kitchen and refuses to have anything to do with him and goes out of her way to make sure he has no contact with their daughter. After swearing to Penny to get her back to health, Marko leaves. After a holdup goes wrong, Marko accidentally runs and falls into a gigantic chamber filled with sand at a remote testing facility. Unbeknownst to Marko, the chamber is part of an experiment to test whether sand is an effective shield against radiation.
Marko hides from the police in the pit, but is soon buried in the radioactive sand, causing Marko to be genetically blended together with the sediment. This transformation gives him the power to shapeshift at will, turn his hands into weapons, and grow hundreds of feet in size. Marko uses his new-found powers to rob numerous banks, but he is thwarted by Spider-Man, who is growing increasingly unstable as a result of the alien Symbiotes fused with his suit. When Spider-Man discovers that Marko killed his uncle, the angry superhero pursues and fights him in a sewer system and opens a drain pipe, causing a massive flood of water to disintegrate Marko and wash him away in a sewer. Unbeknownst to Spider-Man, however, Marko survives and regroups.
Venom later comes to Marko and forms an alliance with him in order to kill Spider-Man. The two are at first successful at beating and almost killing Spider-Man until the New Goblin arrives and saves his friend from the two. The two battle the two villains and the New Goblin successfully defeats Marko. After Spider-Man kills Venom with one of the New Goblin's pumpkin bombs, Marko finally learns Spider-Man's identity. He tells him the whole story of Ben's death and states he has spent every day wishing he never killed him. Marko then states that he is not asking for forgiveness, but that he only wants Peter to understand what he has been going through. Acknowledging his own mistakes and believing what Marko is telling him, Peter forgives Marko and allows him to escape peacefully into the wind, having finally come to terms with what he has done.
It is unknown if Marko goes back to committing crimes to save Penny or a different route, or if he interacts with Peter again over the next nineteen years. Due to him being the Sandman for the next nineteen years, Marko seemingly becomes stuck in his sandman form.
Spider-Man NWH
Nineteen years after being forgiven by Peter, Flint fell victim to a failed Doctor Strange spell that the MCU Peter made to make everyone forget his secret identity after being outed and framed by Mysterio. Sandman was transported to an alternate universe (MCU Universe/Earth-199999) due to his knowledge of Spider-Man's secret identity. Mistaking the MCU Peter for his own, Flint aided him in defeating an alternate version of Electro (from the Webb universe), although they were both imprisoned in the Sanctum. When alternate versions of Norman Osborn and Doctor Octopus (both of whom were from Flint's universe, Raimi universe) were arguing over whether or not the former died, Flint confirmed that both Osborn and Octopus died fighting their universes' Spider-Man and explained how they died. Flint, however, was mostly disinterested in the following events, only seeing being cured as a way home to his daughter and remaining in the form of a humanoid figure of sand rather than taking on his human form again. He also bonded with Electro over being mutated after an unfortunate fall. After the Green Goblin took over Norman Osborn's body, Flint joined the other uncured villains in fleeing rather than being cured.
Sandman later joined Electro and an alternate version of the Lizard (the latter being from the Webb universe, like Electro) in battling the MCU Spider-Man, his Spider-Man and the Webbverse Spider-Man. Sandman's version of Spider-Man managed to use the device that they had created to cure Flint. Flint reverted back into his human form, staring at his hands in shock. His Peter ordered him to stay put for his own safety and Flint was later returned to his own universe by Strange but at the cost of everyone in MCU forgetting who Spider-Man truly is. Assuming that Flint was from the present time like his Peter, he would have been sent back to the original timeline of the Raimi universe, where he would be a fugitive, but presumably his Spider-Man would help him as a character witness if/when Flint was arrested, as well as finding some way to provide for Penny's medical bills.
Some say he was a thug, others that he was just an innocent guy who got himself into a dead end. (And literally, in the Spider-Man 3 comic, it's explained that Flint had bad luck.) Although he was involved in Uncle Ben's murder, I like this villain. I've heard rumors that Sandman was supposedly going to be replaced in Spider-Man 3, but that didn't happen. Here's Flint Marko Sandman! Use this guy and rob all the banks in San Andreas!
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