As Spider-Man: No Way Home continues to web up huge sums of money at the global box office, fans remain as excited as ever to learn more about Jon Watts' love letter to the wall-crawler's big screen adventures. In the months to come, there are a couple of actors, in particular, we're looking forward to hearing from, and we're sure plenty of behind-the-scenes stories, footage, and details are imminent.
In the meantime, more concept art has been revealed courtesy of artist Maciej Kuciara. Each shows key moments from Spider-Man: No Way Home, though both differ from what ended up in the movie.
First, we see Spider-Man in his black and gold costume being protected from Electro by Sandman. Here, though, Flint Marko has turned to glass upon being hit by one of Max Dillon's blasts. It's a cool visual, as is the sight of Peter Parker literally hanging out outside Happy Hogan's apartment.
With his identity no longer a secret, Spider-Man appears to be enjoying the view. It's a striking piece of imagery, and one we definitely wish Watts had considered bringing to life in No Way Home.
Of course, artwork like this is still vital in guiding what filmmakers do ultimately put in their movies, and the inspiration these pieces had on what we saw on screen is clear to see.
Take a closer look at this Spider-Man: No Way Home concept art below:
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