Spider-Man: No Way Home has led to The Daily Bugle setting up real-life newsstands in New York City. People walking around can get their hands on limited edition Spider-Man papers if they can get to one early. Sony has been ramping up the marketing around the movie steadily every week since that first trailer dropped. No Way Home has the biggest presale for a movie since Avengers: Endgame. So, the hype is at an absolute fever pitch. Some New Yorkers are going to stroll right on by these newsstands without noticing. But, big fans will probably stop and take pictures with the structures themselves. (Heck, the movie is about realities crossing, so who’s to say that Marvel isn’t planning on keeping them up for a week.) At any rate, social media is buzzing about these little kiosks. Check them out for yourself down below.
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One person smiling at all of this would be J.K. Simmons. He was the face of the Bugle for a lot of the fanbase. He told THR how heartbroken he was when the news of the Raimi movies not getting a fourth installment came down.
“When they moved on from there [Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy], it was heartbreaking,” the actor explained. “I thought ‘Oh well, that was fun,’ and I was glad I had the opportunity. When they came back a couple of years ago and said they wanted to revive that gasbag of a character, I was thrilled. It was just about adapting him to 2020 and really to me, he’s the same blowhard, just instead of running a newspaper he runs a media empire.”
Check out the latest synopsis for Spider-Man: No Way Home.
“With Spider-Man’s identity now revealed, our friendly neighborhood web-slinger is unmasked and no longer able to separate his normal life as Peter Parker from the high stakes of being a superhero. When Peter asks for help from Doctor Strange, the stakes become even more dangerous, forcing him to discover what it truly means to be Spider-Man.”
Would you love to see a Daily Bugle newsstand near you? Let us know down in the comments!
RUN FAST
That would have been awesome
The Doc Ock sketch!
Look at that front page
You’re not wrong
Tom Holland’s mug is everywhere
Apparently, there’s a number too
No, but we see how you could think that!
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