With so many Marvel Comics characters packed in the upcoming 'Captain America 3: Civil War,' the role of Spider-Man in the movie is really puzzling. Fans are already wondering whether the web-slinging crusader will just be there for a few scenes and quit, or will he have a major part in the film.

Latin Post reports that the web-slinger would have a relationship with Iron Man in the new movie, since Tony Stark himself would help Spidey to establish himself in the superhero realm.

According to the report, "Latino-Review has been told that the original comic book plot of Iron Spider will not be part of "Civil War" but instead Stark will be the one responsible for creating Spidey's web shooters."

In fact, this seems to make sense considering that Iron Man possesses the ability to develop virtually any weapon. Nevertheless, the report also provides information about where Peter Parker is in his life.

Latin review states, "When we first meet young Spider-Man, Peter Parker will be a hero using only things a teenager has access to while Stark has the capability of making more 'hero ready' suits (he has a line about making the Avengers 'look cool' in 'Age of Ultron')."

This is consistent with the earlier reports that hinted about whether Peter Parker would be entering the 'Avengers' world as a ready-made super hero. In fact, the franchise has bypassed the original story, especially after being featured in the first two movies.

In case Stark really helps Spider-Man, then it definitely make sense that Parker would team up with Stark in the big battles. According to reports, the caped crusader is likely to take a stand against Captain America and take on him in battle.

When the teams were revealed recently, Peter Parker was not among those present in the posters. This made fans speculate about his absence. Nevertheless, this article in Latino Review piece seems to suggest that Peter Parker will actually join forces with Iron Man when push comes to shove.

'Captain America: Civil War' is slated for release on May 6, 2016.