Given the aftermath of Spider-Man: No Way Home, Marvel's Spider-Man: Brand New Day is likely to bring back a major visual element that only Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2 has dared to repeat. Destin Daniel-Cretton's Spider-Man: Brand New Day will mark the beginning of a new chapter for Peter Parker's MCU journey, with new allies, new enemies, and a new outlook on his superhero duties. Spider-Man: Brand New Day's plot may tie into Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars, but its main priority will be establishing Peter Parker's new status quo. 645p1d

Spider-Man: Brand New Day story details are currently scarce, but a new Marvel Cinematic Universe theory shows how Thunderbolts*'s villain could have set up Tom Holland's next Marvel film. Thunderbolts* might not be doing so great at the box office, standing at $369.5 million (via Box Office Mojo). However, the film is important for the future of the MCU in a few ways, as it sets up the franchise's New Avengers, who will next appear in Avengers: Doomsday.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day has a major mystery role in the form of who Sadie Sink will play, and a new Marvel Cinematic Universe theory explains how her character could be none other than the daughter of Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man. Maguire was the first Spider-Man movie actor outside film serials, making him the first exposure to the hero of many generations. After starring in some of the best Spider-Man movies during Sam Raimi's trilogy, he recently returned to the role.

The perfect villain for Spider-Man: Brand New Day might already exist in Spider-Man casting history – if Marvel and Sony are willing to take a bold step. As the MCU timeline prepares to swing back into the world of Peter Parker, many are speculating on whom the next big threat should be. While some characters have been reimagined for the screen before, one particular villain stands out – and so does the actor who’s already nailed the role more than once.

As Marvel Studios appears to be leaning into its new "quality over quantity" ethos, fewer MCU movies are releasing in 2026 than in many previous years. Still, with the combined might of Disney+ offerings, it isn't as if there is a shortage of MCU material for franchise fans to enjoy. Furthermore, 2026 promises to be one of the most important years in the MCU timeline, boasting additions to two of the MCU's highest-grossing franchises that promise to launch the Multiverse Saga forward for its final stretch.

Unfortunately, Thunderbolts* hasn't been doing well at the box office, though the future of the MCU looks to be much brighter with some major heavy hitters. Featuring several returning characters who form a brand-new team in the MCU, one would think that Thunderbolts* would have been more successful, especially with all of its generally positive word of mouth. As such, it looks like Marvel Studios will need to hold out for its future releases if it's looking for the franchise's historical levels of success.

With rumors floating around who will be the villain in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, one Marvel game actor addresses if they'd be down to play the Marvel Cinematic Universe counterpart of their character. As Tom Holland's Spider-Man: Brand New Day film will be starting production this year, there are still many details that have yet to be answered about the Phase 6 installment. One of the big mysteries for the movie is who Peter Parker will be facing next from the larger Marvel canon.

The Venom symbiote storyline comes to life in Spider-Man: Brand New Day for Tom Holland's Marvel Cinematic Universe hero. After how Spider-Man: No Way Home ended, the status quo has forever changed for Peter Parker, as Phase 6 will explore the hero in a world where no one knows that he is Spider-Man. While Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios have been very secretive about what Spider-Man: Brand New Day will focus on, that is not stopping fans from sharing their wishes and hopes of storylines they want to see in Holland's new sequel.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day is now more likely to go for the one thing fans have asked for the Marvel Cinematic Universe movie to do now that the next Avengers movies have suffered delays. So far, not much has been revealed about the MCU's next Spider-Man movie. The cast confirmed to return includes Tom Holland as Peter Parker, while Zendaya's MJ will reportedly play a minor role this time around, which would be fitting.

Tom Holland’s Spider‑Man can’t afford to sit out Avengers: Doomsday, especially with so many MCU powerhouses gathering for the Phase 6 crossover. As Spider-Man: No Way Home's tragic ending forces Tom Holland's Peter Parker to start his life from scratch and the Avengers get ready to fight another big bad in Avengers: Doomsday, everything Spider-Man needs to become an A-list hero starts falling into place. However, Avengers: Doomsday's cast announcement doesn't include Tom Holland, which raises questions about the wall-crawler's involvement in the Multiverse Saga's conclusion.