SPIDER-MAN 4 Title Revealed; Starts Shooting This Summer & Promises A BRAND NEW DAY For Peter Parker!

Love the font.

Not thrilled at this but we’ll see what they come up with

Excellent colors and font. Love that the "brand new day" font pays homage to the previous trilogy.
Other than that, the comic storyline was pretty grounded so really hope those rumored multiversal elements were blown out of proportion

Brand new day as in the multiverse never happened?

Sounds good to me.

Now include these two as his new friends and partners and we're good to go.

OT Breaking News:

Kathleen Kennedy Steps Down from Lucasfilm Amid Creative Struggles

In a surprising turn of events, Kathleen Kennedy, the long-standing president of Lucasfilm, has announced her decision to step down from her role, effective immediately. Sources close to the studio suggest that Kennedy, who has helmed the company since 2012, felt increasingly overwhelmed by the demands of steering the Star Wars franchise and other Lucasfilm properties, admitting that her creative vision may not have been as robust as she once believed.


Kennedy’s tenure at Lucasfilm has been a polarizing chapter in the company’s history. Initially celebrated for her extensive producing credits—including iconic films like E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial and Jurassic Park—her leadership of Lucasfilm drew both praise and criticism. Under her watch, the studio delivered a new trilogy of Star Wars films, several standalone movies, and a slate of successful Disney+ series like The Mandalorian. However, her approach to the franchise also sparked backlash from some fans who felt the storytelling lacked cohesion and failed to honor the spirit of George Lucas’s original vision.


An insider at Lucasfilm, speaking on condition of anonymity, revealed that Kennedy’s decision came after months of introspection. “She’s a proud person, and it’s been tough for her to admit she might have been in over her head,” the source said. “Kathleen genuinely thought she could bring a fresh perspective to Star Wars, but the pressure of managing such a beloved universe, combined with the relentless scrutiny, took its toll. She’s embarrassed, and stepping down feels like the only way to move forward.”
Kennedy herself released a brief statement earlier today: “It has been an honor to lead Lucasfilm and work with so many talented people over the past decade. However, I’ve come to realize that it’s time for me to step aside and let new voices guide this incredible legacy into the future. I’m grateful for the opportunity and wish the team nothing but success.”


Disney, Lucasfilm’s parent company, has yet to name a successor, though speculation is already swirling about potential candidates. Some industry analysts point to Dave Filoni, a key creative force behind The Mandalorian and Ahsoka, as a natural fit, given his deep understanding of Star Wars lore and his collaborative history with Kennedy. Others suggest that Disney might look outside the current Lucasfilm stable for a fresh perspective.


Fan reactions have been predictably mixed. On social media, some celebrated the news, with one user posting, “Kathleen Kennedy’s exit is long overdue—time to get Star Wars back on track!” Others expressed gratitude for her contributions, noting the expansion of the franchise into new mediums during her tenure.
Kennedy’s departure marks the end of an era for Lucasfilm, one defined by ambitious risks, divisive outcomes, and an undeniable impact on modern pop culture. As the studio prepares to chart its next course, all eyes will be on Disney to see how it navigates the galaxy far, far away without her at the helm.