※WARNING: This article contains spoilers for "Spider-Man: Brand New Day." Proceed with caution.※
※WARNING: This article contains spoilers for "Spider-Man: Brand New Day." Proceed with caution.※
※WARNING: This article contains spoilers for "Spider-Man: Brand New Day." Proceed with caution.
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“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” is now in theaters, featuring a single post-credits scene that only appears after the entirety of the credits have rolled.
In the sequence, Ned Leeds’ Spider-Tracer initially pinpoints Peter Parker’s location in Queens. However, it then detects another Spider-Man signal in an "unknown" area. The camera subsequently pulls back from Earth into outer space; after a brief screen glitch, the system indicates that a Spider-Man has been "found" somewhere in the cosmos.

This revelation immediately ignited widespread speculation. Some theories suggest Tom Holland’s Peter might have been transported to Battleworld by Doctor Doom or stranded on an alien planet. Yet, the consistent positioning of constellations in the background implies the location remains near Earth, possibly just beyond the Moon. Another prevailing theory posits that Peter was sent to a spaceship to evade an impending "final invasion."
Further analysis indicates the signal may not even belong to Holland’s Spider-Man. The original Spider-Man icon on Earth does not vanish; instead, a second signal emerges. This makes it more plausible that the signal originates from the universe of "Peter 2," Tobey Maguire, or "Peter 3," Andrew Garfield, hinting at another world’s gradual approach to Earth-616.

Adding to the intrigue, recent rumors suggest that “Avengers: Doomsday” might kick off with Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man battling the X-Men. This has further fueled speculation that Maguire’s Peter could traverse universes, potentially even reaching Earth-10005.
The post-credits scene concludes with the definitive text, "Spider-Man Will Return." However, Marvel has yet to confirm whether he will appear in “Avengers: Doomsday,” “Avengers: Secret Wars,” or a brand-new standalone project.
via: GamesRadar+