Spider-Man: No Way Home official poster: The day is here. Sony has finally released the much awaited first official poster for Spider-Man: No Way Home on Monday. The recently released poster shows Spider-Man surrounded in Doc Octopus’ tentacles while in the background there’s an image of the Green Goblin, who had last appeared in Spider-Man 2. The poster has put fans in awe all over the web, with several suggestive clues sneaking in the background for the upcoming follow-up to Spider-Man: Far From Home. The somewhat clear stroke of lightning on the poster could be a reference to Jamie Foxx’s Electro from The Amazing Spider-Man 2. And, a not so apparent cloud of what seems to be sand could well be a signal for the reappearance of Spider-Man 3’s Sandman. The last Spider-Man title for PC was Marvel’s Spider-Man which came out almost 2 years ago and their is a great chance that Spider-Man: No Way Home could be the next sequel.
Meanwhile, on Twitter, the official Spider-Man: No Way Home tweeted “Go ahead, zoom in on those details.” As it seems very fit to conclude, this clue suggests that other than Goblin, there are more villains as well. Anticipation & expectations, both are sky-high on the latest instalment of the Spiderman franchise, Spider-Man: No Way Home, that sees Tom Holland’s yet another take on his role as “the friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man”.
Spider-Man: No Way Home official poster: The basic plot reads that for the first time ever in the long-evergreen cinematic history of Spider-Man, our friendly neighbourhood hero is unmasked and is no longer able to balance his normal life alongside the high-stakes of being a superhero. When he asks for help from Doctor Strange, played by Benedict Cumberbatch, the stakes are even more high & dangerous, forcing him to retrospect & discover what it truly means to be Spider-Man. Spider-Man: No Way Home is directed by Jon Watts and hit the theatres on December 15 and debuts in North America on December 17, exclusively in movie theatres.
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