Tom Holland hints at passing Spider-Man role on to another actor - ‘I would love to be a part of setting up the next chapter,’ the actor said

The best part is that Bernthal’s own comments make Frank sound as emotionally wrecked and stubborn as ever. He is not describing a softer Punisher who suddenly wants to join Peter Parker’s neighborhood watch. He is describing a man who has made a home out of the hole he is in. He added:

For years, fans have been asking Marvel Studios for one thing: let Peter Parker be Spider-Man again. Tom Holland's take on the iconic friendly neighborhood superhero has been largely successful, but many viewers felt like he has drifted away from his street-level roots and become increasingly tied with the wider Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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Tom Holland recently told Empire that he is looking forward to passing on the "Spider-Man" mantle to whoever takes over the Marvel franchise next. "For whoever's next, whether that is a Miles Morales or a Spider-Gwen or a Spider-Woman or something like that,

Brand New Day posters have been revealed, featuring Spidey battling The Hulk and The Hand, and striking more poses that take their inspiration from the comic books.

On X, the account Spider-Man News shared an image of a Brand New Day promotional poster that’s up for sale in Meijer. Both Hulk and Spider-Man are striking action poses as they seem to be engaged in a confrontation against each other. Check out the post in the space below:

The actor first stepped into the role of Peter Parker in 2016's 'Captain America: Civil War'

Brand New Day shows the web-slinger teaming up with The Punisher. Meanwhile, Tom Holland and Jon Bernthal have revealed fresh insights into their on-screen dynamic.