No...some comic book fans can clutch at straws. I'm one of those grounded ones.

" So what about Captain A destroying a city and battling Shield, and the only other hero that showed up was Black Widow? No Iron Man? "

We don't know if that did have people talking, the next movie after the Winter Soldier was Guardians of the Galaxy.

"and the only other hero that showed up was Black Widow? No Iron Man?"

Apparently Hawkeye was cut, Thor wasn't on Earth, Bruce Banner most likely staying away from SHIELD and Stark...well after Iron Man 3 you'll know why.

"Guardians of the Galaxy travels the whole universe and fights the upcoming Avengers villain, yet absolutely no meeting or mention of Asgard"

It's a massive Galaxy, they had some many other references, why would they need to talk about Asgard unless they were part of the story. New York being where Spiderman roams around and then having the battle of New York in New York is not the same as "Oh but in this whole wide Galaxy and other realms why didn't they talk about this ONE places out of millions.

"Shield is almost never mentioned in Spider-Man comics, I have years worth of them and he never talks about Shield at all. Even the"

Yeah but when you have a cinematic universe just consisting of the Avengers and some Marvel characters. No F4, no X-Men, no Spiderman it would be a little easier to add other references in that they share the same world if they were actually a part of it. The comics is probably due to them having so much on and wanting to keep the series separate from the rest.

At the end of the day if they include him now it's going to be very forced.

They may aswell leave it alone and let the franchises do their own things. If they were going to cross over they may aswell start a new Spiderman franchise for Marvels universe.

one little inaccuracy there, Thor was on earth when Cap went against Shield, The Dark World is set before the Winter Soldier.
and at the end of TDW, Thor stayed on earth.
though he was probably off with Jane Foster somewhere.

@Foxtrot, you make no sense. You won't accept the excuses or reasoning for Spider-Man, then you turn around and make excuses for Marvels own films?

Going through your excuses, they are just as broken as the Spider-Man ones, yet you accept those.

alot of heroies should have helped in new york lol

but still everybody is like it will never happen marvel wont get rights back to the characters and now that they are people are like nope not going to work bc why? u know Fox/Sony origins of that character? bc of an fight that happen and one wasnt in it? lol spiderman isnt really apart of avengers he helps them when they are in need... if you really want get into Hulk never likes being an avengers and leaves after the 6th issue or something and comes back once in awhile..but in the movies so far he seems like part of the family