Spider-Man: Brand New Day Fan Art Features The Return Of The Symbiote<\/p>\n
Over the years, countless pieces of Peter Parker fan art<\/a> have been produced. However, this recent piece shared by Instagram<\/a> user welove__marvel really took the cake for me. The image shows an unmasked Peter adorned in the symbiote costume, which is reminiscent of the one worn by Tobey Magure\u2019s Parker. Not only that, but Holland\u2019s Parker also smiles deviously against the destruction-laden background. Check it out:<\/p>\n That\u2019s definitely the face of someone who\u2019s content with the chaos he\u2019s initiated around New York City. Anyone familiar with the symbiote\u2019s role in the comics likely knows that the black ooze enhances Peter\u2019s powers but it also negatively affects his personality. With that, the friendly neighborhood hero doesn\u2019t pull his punches as much. The piece of artwork above clearly shows an extreme example of what could happen if the symbiote were to get a hold of Peter. As wild as that image may look, it\u2019s still effective!<\/p>\n Also accompanying that artwork is a snippet from the Brand New Day trailer<\/a>, which shows Peter\u2019s eyes turning black. It\u2019s currently unknown exactly what (or who) is causing that, given Marvel has those plot details webbed up tight. However, now still seems like a great time to remind fans of where everything stands in the MCU regarding the symbiote.<\/p>\n What Do We Know About The Symbiote Status In The MCU Ahead Of Brand New Day?<\/p>\n During the closing moments of Spider-Man: No Way Home<\/a>, it\u2019s revealed that Eddie Brock and the Venom symbiote have been transported to the MCU continuity as a result of Doctor Strange\u2019s spell. At the time, they\u2019re seen at a bar, where the bartender is explaining Thanos and the Infinity Stones to them. Ultimately, the pair of buddies are transported back to their own Earth, but a small piece of the symbiote is left behind. As of this writing, that marks the final instance in which the alien substance has been spotted.<\/p>\n It feels like a given that the extraterrestrial entity will come into contact with Tom Holland\u2019s Peter at some point. Otherwise, why would Marvel Studios go through the trouble of having that piece of goo get stuck in the MCU? There\u2019s also another reason to believe Parker will don his black suit at some point. Avengers: Secret Wars is on the way and, the original Secret Wars storyline details the origins of the black suit. So the timing just feels too perfect.<\/p>\n Disney+: from $11.99 a month w\/ ad-supported plan<\/a> Of course, the possibility of the symbiote\u2019s return aside, there are plenty of other reasons why I\u2019m excited to see the next chapter in Peter\u2019s journey. Brand New Day seems to boast incredible action<\/a> and, of course, I\u2019m curious as to whether Sadie Sink is indeed playing a new iteration of Jean Grey. (And, coincidentally, Sink has also been featured in fan art<\/a> that shows what she could look like in the role.) There are still over two months left before the movie arrives and, quite frankly, I couldn\u2019t be more excited.<\/p>\n Spider-Man: Brand New Day opens in theaters on July 31, 2026. In the meantime, stream Tom Holland\u2019s first three Spider-Man movies and the first two Venom flicks using a Disney+ subscription<\/a>.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/10\/15ba8756944d6d1627e24de271b1e544.jpeg\"\/)
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