DCEU has managed to steal the limelight this week with the promotion of Justice League. However, it has not stopped Marvel from going ahead with its marketing for Spider-Man, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and other upcoming MCU movies.
The official Spider-Man Twitter account has shared a new still of the friendly neighborhood superhero. The photo shows the young spidey holding on to a sign that says “Queens”. Fans can check it out below.
Earlier this week, Tom Holland also shared a new poster of the young superhero from Spider-Man: Homecoming. Fans can click here to check it out.
Thor: Ragnarok Trailer Receives “Best Trailer” compliment
In other Marvel news, it looks like comic book fans are in for another amazing trailer release. A video editor working for Entertainment Tonight recently questioned James Gunn on Twitter. He asked if the Guardians of the Galaxy director had the chance to see Thor: Ragnarok trailer. As expected, Gunn seems to have already seen the promo footage.
The director’s reply has managed to hype Thor: Ragnarok even before Marvel could begin its official promotion. Fans can check out the tweet below.
Going by fan’s reaction on social media, Thor: Ragnarok might prove to be a tough contender for DCEU’s Justice League. The MCU movie is scheduled to release 2 weeks before JL hits theaters.
Thor: Ragnarok is the third installment in its series featuring Chris Hemsworth as Thor and Tom Hiddleston as Loki. Hulk played by Mark Ruffalo also has a cameo scene in the upcoming movie. Moreover, Doctor Strange played by Benedict Cumberbatch was also confirmed to appear in Ragnarok for a scene on planet Earth.
Quickest way to get home. #SpiderManHomecoming pic.twitter.com/O50JUhWKKr
— Spider-Man (@SpiderManMovie) March 25, 2017
Yes. It might be the best @MarvelStudios trailer ever. https://t.co/6QS5CwMKqb
— James Gunn (@JamesGunn) March 26, 2017
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