Stunning new fan art has transformed Spider-Man's introductory scene in the Marvel Cinematic Universe from Captain America: Civil War into a retro-style comic strip. Released in 2016, Spider-Man had not yet made an appearance in the MCU as a result of Sony's ownership of the character.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY There is no doubting Spider-Man's popularity in the MCU, with Tom Holland being confirmed for another trilogy following the wild success of the first trilogy, particularly Spider-Man: No Way Home which is the sixth highest-grossing film of all time at the time of writing. Spider-Man swings onto the scene from Civil War, Drawn by me! from marvelstudios Holland gained instant popularity when he snatched away Captain America's shield in Captain America: Civil War trailer and film. Talented artist SpikeyTortoise has now reimagined this iconic scene in the form of a throwback-style comic strip, complete with added scene descriptions and Iron Man's line to summon Spider-Man. The artwork can be seen above.
In addition to two more Spider-Verse movies, Sony has also been actively developing their own Spider-Man universe. Sony could potentially share Tom Holland's iteration of the character with Marvel, and though he hasn't yet appeared in any Sony spinoff movie yet, aside from a mid-credits scene in Venom 2: Let There Be Carnage - and being mentioned several times.
It is unknown whether a Spider-Man sequel would release before the first part of the Multiverse Saga's culmination in Avengers: The Kang Dynasty, but there may still be time for Peter Parker to return before then. Though he won't have Iron Man to help him onto the stage this time like in Captain America: Civil War, there are many possibilities for his story going forward. When he returns to the MCU remains to be seen, but will certainly be celebrated when it occurs.