You'd be forgiven for thinking that DC had won this months battle of the marketing campaigns, since they got both Total Film and Empire to devote big glossy covers to Batman V Superman and Suicide Squad respectively, but Marvel are about to bite back. According to a rumour online, Marvel are continuing their relationship with Entertainment Weekly (which featured that excellent Ant-Man cover) and will unveil a cover and feature dedicated to Captain America: Civil War for the latest issue. The same rumour suggests that the magazine will feature the first real look at Tom Holland's Spider-Man, ahead of the first trailer (possibly the most anticipated tease on the calendar currently) which will allegedly land with Star Wars: The Force Awakens. https://twitter.com/SuperBroMovies/status/661204556274081792 Hopefully it's all true. It's been too long since we've had anything official concerning Civil War, other than actors dropping information in junkets for other movies and art leaking all over the place, and now is the right time to seed a little more. To be frank though, Marvel and particularly Disney don't really need to add any fuel to the fire: the film is already destined to make a billion, and the fanbase is perpetuating the hype on its own anyway. Still, it's always nice to feel rewarded for that commitment. The only information we have on Holland's look so far is that he's probably taking leads from Ultimate Spider-Man. He's certainly for the hair for it...
