Spider-Man 4 Title Officially Confirmed As Spider-Man: Brand New Day

Thwip thwip! CinemaCon has officially begun, and it brings big news with it. The Sony presentation was stacked with major updates from the MCU and beyond – most notably, a huge update on the long-awaited fourth Spider-Man movie, bringing Tom Holland back in the Spidey suit after a little hiatus following 2021’s cinema-saving No Way Home. For a while now, we’ve known that Shang-Chi director Destin Daniel Cretton would be swinging into Spidey duties (taking over from Jon Watts, who helmed the entire previous trilogy), while Sadie Sink was recently cast in a mystery role. But now, we know a few more concrete details.

Most notably, the film has an official title: Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The reveal came with a design treatment boasting a slightly different font to the previous Spider-Man logo (though the ‘Brand New Day’ subtitle is the same as the typeface on ‘Homecoming’ etc. – a neat way to signal a new era of Spidey, while connecting it to Watts’ trilogy). That title Brand New Day doesn’t just set up the start of something new – similarly to Homecoming being a meta commentary on the character returning to the Marvel fold – but is also the title of an established comics run, which follows Spidey in a world where nobody remembers who Spider-Man is. That, as you’ll remember, is exactly where things left off at the end of No Way Home.

The release date for Brand New Day is penned in for next summer, hitting cinemas on 31 July 2026. That’s not so far away – and in the MCU Slater, it’s due to arrive just a few months after Avengers: Doomsday, and roughly a year before 2027’s Secret Wars. 2026 is shaping up to be a massive year for Marvel, then. In order to get ready for that looming release date, Brand New Day is due to start shooting later in the summer. Who’s ready to see Spider-Man do a flip once more?