With roughly six months left until Marvel and Sony’sSpider-Man: Homecominghits theaters, fans have been waiting with bated breath for the next trailer. While the studio hasn’t announced when the next batch of footage will arrive, we have possibly the next best thing, new toy images revealed by Hasbro earlier today, which give us a new look at the villainousVulture, and much more. Among the toys unveiled today were the Spider-Man and Vulture 6-Inch Figure and Feature Figure Assortments, a Spider Racer Vehicle, and Vulture Attack Playset.
These newHasbrotoys will debut in conjunction with the July 7 release date ofSpider-Man: Homecoming, although it isn’t clear if any of these toys depict actual scenes from the movie. Hasbro also released an image for the Marvel Spider-Man Mega City Playset, which won’t arrive until this fall. The playset stands nearly 4 feet tall and includes more than 20 different play features. As for the other toys, they give us a better look at Vulture, along with theSpider-Man homemade costume, along with his regular costume, equipped with web shooters.
The Vulture Attack Set and the Spider Racer vehicle sets are the most intriguing here, since they could be previewing an actual scene and perhaps Spidey’s actual vehicle from the movie, but that has yet to be confirmed. The Attack Set features the facade of what looks to be an apartment complex, with a web net and the Spider-Man logo on the building. It remains to be seen whether this set is a recreation of a fight scene betweenTom Holland’s Spidey andMichael Keaton’s Vulture, but perhaps we’ll see part of this potential scene in the next trailer.
The Spider Racer vehicle features two projectiles that can seemingly be launched from the car. IGN reports that the standard figures will be available in May for $7.99, with the Feature figures, which come with more accessories, priced at $14.99. The Vulture Attack Set will also be released in May for $44.99, while the Spider Racer set costs $24.99. The Spider-Man Mega City Playset, which is unrelated to this newSpider-Man movie, will debut in October for $99.99. This set stands 46 inches tall featuring five separate levels, from the subways to Peter’s secret lab. The Spider-Man figure can be hooked up to web ziplines and swing throughout the set.
These toys arrive just a few days after a new video surfaced at CES, whereTom Hollandexplained how Dell’s new high-powered gaming laptop, the Dell Inspiron 15, fits into the story. The actor revealed that Jacob Batalon’s characterNed Leedsuses this laptop to access some of the exciting new features of Spidey’s new upgraded suit, which Tony Stark gave to him.Spider-Man: Homecomingwill also starMarisa Tomeias Aunt May,Robert Downey Jr.as Tony Stark,Zendayaplaying Michelle,Tony Revolorias Flash Thompson,Jon Favreauas Tony’s bodyguard Happy Hogan,Angourie Riceas Betty Brant,Michael Barbierias Jason Macendale,Isabela Amaraas Sally,Kenneth Choiplaying Principal Morita,Michael Chernusas Tinkerer andDonald Gloverin an unspecified role. Take a look at these new toy photos from Spider-Man: Homecoming.
