Spider-Man: Homecoming Concept Art Reveals More Robotic Vulture

New concept of art Marvel and Spider-Man Sony: Homecoming turns out to be one of the alternative forms of film wing suit wart. The movie is a theater for almost a whole month now, Spider-Man: Homecoming was officially announced the success of all accounts. Not only has it crossed the home of two films Amazing Spider-Man, but the first solo release of Spider-Man Marvel Cinematic Universe has also become one of the most famous films that Marvel Studios have ever released.

Although critics and fans have applauded various aspects of the film, most agree that Adrian Toomes / Michael Keaton is one of the greatest strengths of Homecoming. Not only is its performance as expected as a perfect character, but Marvel is finally found to be one of the most iconic redundant from the Spider-Man on a big screen for the first time to feel at the same time a modern and faithful source of comic devices; Recovery Homecoming iconic costume wart eagle like comics while technically enough to adapt to the origins of the custom parameters in a pesky movie.

Now, however, the concept of new art - created by Marvel Concept Illustrator, Rodney Fuentebella - offers fans their first look at the earlier possible design of a costume jacket. Check it out.

This version of the walnut suit, then you could have built the rest of Chitaur's technology at Avengers, is much larger than the final design. And not only that Jon Watts takes an iconic approach to the green suit of the cartoon character, but it allowed Tomes to have much more mobility on a large screen, this version of the suit might have been a bit harder to sell.

Although Spider-Man, after Homecoming, left the opportunity to return to the future of the movie Spider-Man, is not the official word that Marvel or not succeeded in character. But even if Tomes did not return, the proof was once again that Marvel might bring in seemingly inappropriate characters in comics without sacrificing life on a large screen by any of its internal components.