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We know from the trailer that Spider-Man: Far From Home (opens in new tab) is set after the events of Avengers: Endgame (opens in new tab), meaning Peter Parker is [SPOILER – IF YOU’VE NOT SEEN ENDGAME] living with the grief of losing his mentor, Tony Stark.
We also know from the trailer that our friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man is off to Europe to have some fun and get a little sun back into the MCU… at least until Nick Fury crashes his vacation with an assignment, and Spidey finds himself facing off against the four Elementals, who, as the name suggests, exert control over earth, wind, fire and water. That last power has gotta be a problem when you’re swinging by Venice…
Peter’s going to need all the friends he’s got, even if, in the exclusive image up top – courtesy of our sister magazine Total Film (opens in new tab) – he doesn’t look best pleased about receiving a hug off his BFF Ned (Batalon). Perhaps it’s the bathrobe.
Talking of friends, Maria Hill (Cobie Smulders), Aunt May (Marisa Tomei) and Happy Hogan (Jon Favreau) will all be back in action, while classic comics’ character Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal) will also have a big part to play. In print, Mysterio is one of the web-slinger’s classic villains, though here he is apparently visiting Earth (after the Snap has torn a hole in our dimension) as a good guy. Whether he’s true to his word remains to be seen…
Spider-man: Far From Home opens in the US and UK on July 2, and this exclusive image comes courtesy of the new issue of Total Film magazine (opens in new tab), which goes on sale this Friday, 31 May. It’s a blockbuster preview, featuring Hobbs and Shaw (included in our list of the best upcoming movies (opens in new tab)), The Lion King, Bond 25, Star Wars Episode 9 (opens in new tab), Terminator: Dark Fate, Joker, Charlie’s Angels and Wonder Woman 1984.
If you’re a fan of Total Film, why not subscribe (opens in new tab) so that you never miss an issue, and you’ll also get exclusive subscriber-only covers like the one below delivered directly to your doormat before it hits shelves? What are you waiting for? We’re currently running a Total Film subscription offer (opens in new tab) where you can subscribe from as little as £12.25 to get an Alien Funko Pop! And 50 Greatest Sci-Fi Movies book, worth £20! Or you can upgrade your package to get Alien: Isolation on Xbox or PS4 too. Head to My Favourite Magazines (opens in new tab)now to take advantage of the offer. (Ts and Cs apply).
