At this year’s annual CinemaCon, Sony debuted the first posters for Spider-Man: Brand New Day (due out July 31, 2026), and new stills for Beyond the Spider-Verse (arriving June 18, 2027).
“Set four years after the events of [2021’s] Spider-Man: No Way Home, Spider-Man: Brand New Day marks a new chapter for Peter Parker. Alone and crime-fighting in a New York City that no longer knows his name, Peter has devoted himself to being a full-time Spider-Man. But as the pressure on Spider-Man intensifies, Peter Parker undergoes a surprising physical evolution that threatens his existence.”
“When [2023’s] Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse cut to black, Miles Morales was left stranded in a reality very unlike his own, one in which he became the Prowler instead of Spider-Man. Next summer, dive back into the Multiverse with Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, the conclusion to the trilogy that started with the Oscar®-winning Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.”
Although Beyond the Spider-Verse is expected to be the finale of the trilogy, more animated Marvel films are in the works from Sony Pictures, including a Spider-Women movie, a Spider-Punk spin-off (co-written by his voice actor, Daniel Kaluuya), and a Venom feature from Final Destination Bloodlines directors Zach Lipovsky and Adam Stein. Another live-action spin-off, Spider-Noir, will premiere on MGM+ on Monday, May 25, and on Prime Video two days later.
In more news from Sony’s presentation last night, it was announced the next Jumanji film, opening December 25, is titled Jumanji: Open World; an R-rated animated film version of Bloodborne is in the works; and trailers for the new Resident Evil movie (out September 18) and The Social Network sequel The Social Reckoning (October 9) were screened. For more on those, click the links for Variety‘s reports on them.
