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New Spider-Man: No Way Home Poster Arrives Ahead Of Tomorrow’s Trailer

Let the poster analysis begin.

It’s literally been minutes since Twitter was foaming at the mouth anticipating some major news surrounding Spider-Man: No Way Home that would tie directly into the debut of the second full-length trailer that the internet has been clamoring to see for months.

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What could it be? Confirmation of Tobey Maguire? Andrew Garfield? Charlie Cox? Well, no. As it turns out, all of the hype was for a brand new poster, this time with an added Doctor Strange. We have to say, despite all of the hype, Marvel Studios and Sony don’t seem to have been putting a great deal of effort in when it comes to the one-sheets, but you can check it out below and see if you agree.

Once again, we have the tentacles of Alfred Molina’s Doctor Octopus in the foreground with a tiny little Green Goblin tucked way at the back, while Tom Holland’s title hero appears to be sporting some fancy new web-shooters emitting some form of energy signal.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has never really done a great line of posters for any of its movies, but because this one is for Spider-Man: No Way Home, you can guarantee that every single inch is going to be analyzed, dissected, and pored over in great detail.


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