Updated
Updated · Gizmodo · Aug 14
D23 Leaks Spill 2 Marvel Trailers, Revealing June 18, 2027 Spider-Verse Footage
Updated
Updated · Gizmodo · Aug 14

D23 Leaks Spill 2 Marvel Trailers, Revealing June 18, 2027 Spider-Verse Footage

3 articles · Updated · Gizmodo · Aug 14

Summary

  • Two convention trailers — Sony’s roughly four-minute "Beyond the Spider-Verse" clip and Marvel’s "Avengers: Doomsday" footage — spread online in unauthorized posts during D23 leak season.
  • The Spider-Verse material appears to be an unfinished opening sequence: Miles Morales escapes Earth-42 captivity, fights Prowler-Miles and alt-Aaron, and the footage again shows the June 18, 2027 release date.
  • Christopher Miller said the Spider-Verse leak was "unfinished" and "not fully rendered," while Sony has been issuing copyright takedowns as copies keep resurfacing on X and elsewhere.
  • The Doomsday trailer centers on Doctor Doom, with the Fantastic Four describing him as a lost former friend before Robert Downey Jr.'s Doom vows to "burn away" stolen lives and is shown overpowering Thor and commanding Sentinels.
  • Both clips had previously screened only behind closed doors — Spider-Verse at CinemaCon and Doomsday at San Diego Comic-Con — turning fan-only previews into wider spoiler leaks.

Insights

Did a four-minute Spider-Verse leak just reveal Sony’s sequel strategy—and why are fans treating it like an official trailer?
What does the leaked Earth-42 footage really suggest about Miles’s rescue, the returning Spider-team, and the road to June 18, 2027?