Spider-Man has finally been revealed for Marvel's Avengers with a first look at the PS-exclusive character.
The Twitter account for Marvel's Avengers posted the art for the character last night, whic꧋h you can see below, that showcases Spidey takingꦫ the fight to A.I.M forces.
Get you pictures of Spider-Man? How about just one, but like a really good really really epic one. 📸Here's your first look at Spider-Man before he comes to PS4 and PS5 on November 30! pic.twitter.com/9GKt9HQa8v
The design of Spider-Man is certainly intriguing, hueing closer to the comics than the recent Tom Holland MCU version of the web-slinger, with maybe a touch of Tobey Maguire's original Spider-Man costume in the design. Still, we won't have to wait too long to see what he looks like in action, as Spider-Man's first trailer in Marvel's Avengers is set to go live later today, November 11.
It's been a long time coming for the wall-crawler's debut on PS consoles after it was announced last year that he would be coming to 🅰Marvel's ꦗAvengers as a PlayStation exclusive character. Since then, Marvel's Avengers has added in a variety of other free characters, such as Hawkeye, Kate Bishop, and Black Panther in the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:War for Wakanda expansion.
Because Spider-Man is only coming to PS5 and PS4, this new expansio♌n is being teased♍ as a Hero event, dubbed With Great Power, so we're yet to see what that could mean for players and how substantial it will be.
If you're planning on checking this out, then the next big 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Marvel's Avenger update, which includes the Spider-Man Hero event,𓆏 is set to launch on Nov🏅ember 30.
For more on Spider-Man, check out our exclusive interview with Tom Holland on working with three generations of Spider-Man villains.
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