Spider-Man in London and the Connection to Avengers Doomsday

Some filming near Wembley Stadium has brought Spider-Man back into the spotlight for Marvel fans. Videos and photographs circulating online show a stuntman engaged in an action sequence set in a damaged urban environment, raising questions about the actual destination of the filmed material.

The most discussed hypothesis concerns a possible connection with Avengers: Doomsday. According to various rumors, the scene could indeed be intended for a post-credit sequence of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, designed to introduce the events of the next major Marvel Studios crossover.

A detail on set sparks speculation

What particularly caught the attention of enthusiasts was the license plate of a vehicle present on set, identified as "TASM 143". The reference recalls issue number 143 of the historic comic book series The Amazing Spider-Man, published in 1975, a detail that immediately generated interpretations and narrative connections.

The images do not show the presence of Tom Holland, leaving every possibility open. Meanwhile, recent statements by David Harbour have confirmed that work on Avengers: Doomsday is still ongoing in the United Kingdom.

While awaiting official confirmations, only one certainty remains: Marvel continues to scatter clues capable of transforming a few seconds of footage into a viral case, keeping attention very high on Spider-Man: Brand New Day, expected in Italian cinemas on July 29, 2026.