Several brand-new logos for Spider-Man: Brand New Day's villains highlight their menacing designs ahead of the film's July 31 release. Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios' upcoming fourth big-screen Spider-Man installment is set to feature a plethora of villains for Peter Parker to deal with as he restarts his life following the game-changing ending of Spider-Man: No Way Home.
The roster of villains from Brand New Day expanded, with skill sets that make it harder for Peter to contend with, including tech-based foes, supernatural enemies, and a rumored mutant who could shift the tide in battle. Some of the villains introduced in Brand New Day's marketing include Scorpion, Tarantula, Boomerang, and The Hand, and notable omissions (so far) include Tombstone and Sadie Sink's mystery MCU character, who may or may not be Jean Grey. Now, a Spider-Man: Brand New Day sticker sheet made its way online, showcasing the first look at the logos of some of the villains who will cause Peter Parker problems in the movie.
The sticker sheet also featured animated designs of Holland's Spider-Man alongside Savage Hulk, Scorpion, and Boomerang.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Unleashes 4 Major Logos for Its Sinister Villains
Scorpion
Mac Gargan's return in Spider-Man: Brand New Day as Scorpion is a significant comeback in the MCU after the unresolved cliffhanger at the end of Spider-Man: Homecoming. Scorpion's official logo features a stylized black Scorpion that evokes a menacing vibe.
The yellow backdrop could also hint at looming danger for Peter Parker, suggesting that he will primarily serve as one of the sinister foes that could push him to the limit in Brand New Day.
It remains to be seen whether this logo will appear on the villain's high-tech exoskeleton suit in the film, but there is a chance Mac could incorporate it, since he already has a Scorpion tattoo on his neck.
The logo for Brand New Day is a lot more stylized than Gargan's tattoo, simplifying many of the features of the venomous arachnid.
Tarantula
An intriguing villain set to appear in Spider-Man: Brand New Day is Tarantula, an agile, spider-themed mercenary with retractable spikes that inject poison into his enemies.
Tarantula's clash with Spider-Man in the trailer was part of a quick montage, but an extended look could be showcased in the actual finished cut of the movie.
Tarantula, aka Anton Miguel Rodriguez, has a white circular logo with a stylized Tarantula at the center. The minimalist design is quite fitting for the villain's role as a multi-limbed menace, hinting that he is a much more calculated assassin waiting for the right moment to strike.
The symbol for Tarantular differs heavily in the comics, featuring a more angular design that wraps across the villain's entire chest. Meanwhile, the live-action incarnation in Brand New Day does not appear to bear a logo on his costume.
Boomerang
While he is a lesser-known villain, Boomerang is expected to take center stage at some point in Spider-Man: Brand New Day as he battles with the titular web-slinger in the early part of the movie. Boomerang uses specialized boomerangs as a weapon, making him the MCU's version of Captain Boomerang from the DC Universe.
Boomerang's logo stands out by perfectly capturing the villain's signature weapon, with layered red concentric circles that evoke a bold, simple look for high visibility.
The rings in the logo signify motion, trajectory, and repeated attacks that could prove deadly. This serves as a fun emblem that matches Boomerang's comic-accurate look in the movie.
Boomerang does not typically possess a logo on his costume in the comics. Occasionally, he is seen with a small symbol on his belt buckle.
Hulk
Savage Hulk's return in Spider-Man: Brand New Day is celebrated with a new purple logo with the MCU hero's stylized fist at the center. While Hulk is usually positioned as a hero in the Marvel world, the Savage version of the original Avenger in Brand New Day will likely wreak havoc in New York, positioning him as a threat that Spider-Man and Punisher need to contain.
Hulk's new symbol has a deeper meaning, representing the return of a rage-fueled version of the character, with the fist symbolizing raw power.
The purple might be the perfect color to represent the Hulk, as the version of him in Brand New Day could turn out not to be a villain at all; instead, he might be controlled by an unexplainable force behind the scenes, a force that more openly embraces this hue.
In addition, the violet hue is a fun nod to the hero's iconic purple pants seen in the comics. While the Hulk does not bear an emblem on his costume on the graphic page, the closed fist has represented the character for many years.
