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I'm guessing they just couldn't risk turning goody boy Spiderman into a zombie...

Plot of comics What if... Zombies

Within the Marvel Multiverse is an alternate Earth designated Earth-2149, which contains alternate zombie versions of Marvel superheroes. The story begins as an unknown superhero from another dimension, brought by the "Hunger", crash lands before infecting the Avengers, X-Men, Fantastic Four and almost all other superheroes. The infection spreads by contact with the blood of the victim, usually through a bite by an infected individual. The zombie super heroes largely retain their intellect, personality and their super powers, although they are consistently driven by the "Hunger" for human flesh. (Captain America notes that he is still functioning with -literally- half a brain, having been partially decapitated by Magneto with his own shield.)[4] As the story begins, the Marvel Zombies have already devoured all non-transhuman human life on Earth and are now without food (as prefigured in Marvel Zombies: Dead Days, a later tie-in).

The series begins where the Crossover story-arc ended, with Magneto destroying the cross-dimensional transporter after the Ultimate Fantastic Four and survivors escaped back to the Ultimate universe. After a battle with the zombies, Magneto learns that the Acolytes and Forge are still alive on Asteroid M. However, before he can reach them, he is attacked once again, killed and eaten by the zombies, though he manages to behead the zombified Hawkeye. The Silver Surfer arrives on Earth and informs the zombies that his master Galactus is en route to devour the planet. The zombies attack the Silver Surfer, who is overpowered and devoured by several of the former superheroes: Colonel America, Iron Man, Giant-Man, Spider-Man, Luke Cage, the Hulk, and Wolverine. After acquiring a portion of the Power Cosmic, they slaughter most of the remaining zombies, intent on satiating their hunger despite the latters' unpalatability.

The Acolytes return to Earth to find Magneto, but instead discover a still-living Black Panther. The Panther has escaped from the lab of the zombie Giant-Man, who has been keeping him alive as a food source, as a result of which the Panther is now missing an arm and a foot. Zombie Wasp gets into an argument with her husband when she discovers he was hoarding the Black Panther. He promptly decapitates Zombie Wasp by biting off her head, which remains sentient. After observing the Wasp's head begging for flesh, Black Panther reasons that the hunger is more psychological than physical.

Meanwhile, the zombies have decided that the flesh of other zombies just isn't satisfying. Galactus then arrives on Earth and is attacked by the zombies, but he repels them easily. Giant-Man, Iron Man and Bruce Banner create a device that amplifies the powers they gained from the Silver Surfer, and together with Colonel America, Luke Cage, Spider-Man and Wolverine they are able to injure Galactus. The cosmic-powered zombies fight off zombified versions of several supervillains, although Colonel America is killed by the Red Skull, and then proceed to devour Galactus. Giant-Man, the Hulk, Iron Man, Luke Cage, Spider-Man and Wolverine are then infused with Galactus' power cosmic' the group thus becomes collective Galacti.

Five years later, Black Panther, the Acolytes, and the Wasp, restored with a cybernetic body, return to Earth to find the planet depopulated. Unknown to them (although it is one hypothesis), the Zombie Galacti have taken their hunger to the stars.

In the final scenes, an intelligent alien race on a distant planet is fearful of the coming of Galactus, as they can see the signs of his imminent arrival in the night sky. To their horror, the Zombie Galacti land on their world instead and immediately begin to consume the populace.

Rogers! - The Musical

So it seems like this version of Venom was brought into the MCU along with the villains from the past Spider Man movies during No Way Home.

Infinity Ultron. Errrybody dead this time. Kinda weird how Thanos got taken down so easily considering he had 4 of the stones already.

That's the problem when you have a Thanos in your universe, narratively. He's probably more powerful than Ultron when they're both stone-less (Hulk pounded Ultron, and Thanos pounded Hulk), and now he has more stones. There's just no chance Ultron zaps him that easily, or defeats him at all. But you have to have a story, so it has to happen.

The Black Panther "What If" was also similarly difficult with Thanos. It's not impossible to believe that he and T'Challa could come to an understanding, but if they're both in a gang together, then Thanos is absolutely the maestro and QB of the team, not the other way around. But you have to have the story happen, so it has to happen that way.

Yeah, they created a bit of a continuity error with Vision killing Thanos so quickly (if at all) - Vision tried the same attack on Corvous Glave in Switzerland and Glave was able to deflect the power of the mind stone with his staff, but in this episode Vision slices a Thanos who is in possession of FIVE stones in half immediately after he portals in? That is one hell of a staff Glave has! Plus, we don't see how Thanos gets the Mind Stone since Dr. Strange wouldn't be with Tony and Peter and half the Guardians on Titan, etc. etc....