'Spider-Man' reboot news: Tony Stark to design new Spidey costume?

As everyone knows by now, there will be a new Spider-Man appearing soon. This time around, it will be Tom Holland who will be playing the role of Peter Parker/Spider-Man, who could possibly (but unconfirmed) appear in "Captain America III: Civil War."

Although his appearance in "Captain America III" is still up for confirmation, word has it that Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) will be the man behind Spider-Man's new suit. If ever he does appear and get the new suit, there is no guarantee as well that Marvel fans will get a first glimpse of the new outfit.

In fact, there is a chance that Holland could be appearing as a civilian with the suit perhaps coming toward the end of the movie or by the time the "Spider-Man" reboot comes out.

Rumors have it that Spider-Man will try to get into the Avengers but his age will hinder such at first. Stark will reconsider and play a vital role for Spidey to get into the ranks and all that starts with Parker donning a new Spider-Man outfit.

Moving forward, there is also word that Parker could be getting a new kind of suit called the "Iron Spider" suit. This outfit however is rumored to be coming out only at the "Spider-Man" reboot. The special costume will reportedly be given to Parker but it will not be seen until "Spider-Man" reboot movie.

On a related note, actress Emma Thompson has aired her disappointment in constant Spider-Man reboots. Thompson does, however, explain that she doesn't have anything against Marvel Studios but the fact that the Spider-Man franchise has had multiple reboots has been driving her nuts.

"If I see yet another Spider-Man, I'm going to have to actually hang myself. I can't do it anymore!" she said via Vulture. "They're all marvelous, but how many times can you make this franchise, for crying out loud?"

To recall, Toby McGuire starred in three "Spider-Man" films before it was rebooted with Andrew Garfield who had two.

The latest "Spider-Man" reboot movie is set to make its debut by 2017 in North America.

News
The Conversion Practices Bill is weaponised vagueness
The Conversion Practices Bill is weaponised vagueness

Laws to ban so-called 'conversion therapy' are a tool to enforce submission to LGBTQ+ ideology and nothing more.

Wells Cathedral declared Britain's most beautiful building
Wells Cathedral declared Britain's most beautiful building

Time Out magazine rated the cathedral Britain's most beautiful building.

Christian group calls for ban on pimping websites
Christian group calls for ban on pimping websites

Naughty ads in phone boxes have largely been superseded by online facilitation but the risks to the women involved remain the same.

Report shows the benefits of affordable food clubs
Report shows the benefits of affordable food clubs

Affordable food clubs provide more than just food.