‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ has been all about Tom Holland‘s Peter Parker as he embarks on his own solo journey, but the footage also shows that he’s still learning from two key mentors.
The influence of Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield seems to be throughout the film, though there’s no word yet on whether they’ll actually be returning.
‘Brand New Day’s Peter Parker Feels Different For A Reason
Since ‘No Way Home’ united three generations of Spider-Men, fans have been wondering if it would have a lasting effect. And based on the latest trailer, the answer is a resounding yes. Peter is a bit more of a grown-up in the film.
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During fights, his humor, his relaxed confidence, and even some of his body language remind fans of Andrew Garfield’s take on the character. There’s also an interesting tie-in to Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man.
The trailer reveals that Peter now has organic webbing, a trait famously linked to Maguire’s trilogy. It’s a major change for Holland’s hero, and one that immediately brings to mind the previous Spider-Man movies.
But perhaps the most significant visual homage is Peter’s costume. The bright colors, big spider symbol, and traditional design are very similar to the suits of Maguire and Garfield. It’s as if Peter has taken inspiration from the heroes he met and added some of their elements to his being.
Marvel Is Still Keeping Its Biggest Spider-Man Secret
Of course, the question everyone continues asking remains unanswered: Will Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield actually return? Marvel has taken great measures to not spoil anything for the film before it comes out. So, it’s hardly unexpected.
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The studio has managed to conceal the big secrets of ‘No Way Home’ for years, and it looks like it’s hell-bent on doing it again. If Maguire and Garfield are involved, Marvel likely wants audiences to discover that in theaters rather than through marketing materials.
That’s just added to the excitement of fans wanting to see the Spider-Verse grow again. The influence of the Spider-Men on Tom Holland’s Peter Parker cannot be denied, even if the characters themselves don’t make a screen appearance. The newest chapter of Spider-Man’s story may belong to Holland, but it clearly carries the fingerprints of the heroes who helped guide him along the way.
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