Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Peter Parker starts fresh in a world where nobody knows he is Spider-Man, facing new challenges and new villains in a brand new chapter.

A Brand New Day

Brand New Day picks up where No Way Home left off — Peter Parker is alone in a world where nobody remembers him. Tom Holland returns for a more grounded, street-level Spider-Man story that takes the character back to his roots. With no Avengers connections and no safety net, this is Spider-Man at his most vulnerable and most heroic.

The Legacy

• Fresh Start — Peter Parker begins again with no connections, no resources, and no identity
• Street-Level — Expected to return Spider-Man to his neighborhood-hero roots
• Tom Holland's Fourth — Holland's continued commitment to the role after No Way Home's emotional ending
• New Chapter — The film represents a clean break from the Home trilogy
• Destin Daniel Cretton — The Shang-Chi director takes the helm

Fun Facts

• The title 'Brand New Day' references the iconic Spider-Man comic storyline of the same name
• Tom Holland negotiated his return after No Way Home seemed like a potential farewell
• Destin Daniel Cretton previously directed Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings for Marvel
• The film is expected to be more grounded and street-level than the Home trilogy
• No Way Home's ending erased everyone's memory of Peter Parker, giving this film a completely fresh start

Viewing Context

Brand New Day follows Spider-Man: No Way Home directly, picking up after Doctor Strange's spell erased everyone's memory of Peter Parker. While knowledge of the Home trilogy enriches the experience, the identity reset means this film can function as a fresh starting point for new viewers.