Marvel Comics' 'Civil War II' Teaser: Spider-Man Looks Not So Friendly in the Cover Photo

Marvel has been recently teasing their fans about the upcoming comic series, "Civil War II," by releasing a number of images. Marvel recently revealed the work of the artist Phil Noto featuring a not so friendly Spider-Man in the cover photo.

The front cover has the intriguing line, "Protect the Future. Change the Future" and "Choose your side." The said phrase has always been accompanied by a prominent superhero as teased by Marvel, and in thiis case, it's Spider-Man, per Screen Rant.

"A mysterious new Marvel character comes to the attention of the world, one who has the power to calculate the outcome of future events with a high degree of accuracy. This predictive power divides the Marvel heroes on how best to capitalize on this aggregated information, with Captain Marvel leading the charge to profile future crimes and attacks before they occur, and Iron Man adopting the position that the punishment cannot come before the crime," "Civil War II's" basic synopsis from Marvel.

Nerdist added that Marvel already released other teaser images featuring the characters of Black Panther, Hawkeye and Medusa from the Inhumans. Before Spider-Man, the last cover photo Marvel revealed was the young Ms. Marvel, who was seen tearing the snap of her trainer, Captain Marvel.

Meanwhile, Marvel also unveiled the art cover of Deadpool in the upcoming "Civil War II" comics. Wade Wilson confused fans on whose side he's going to take, Comic Book Resources reported.

Deadpool was seen wearing a mix of Iron Man and Captain Marvel's stuff showing his "side's" triumph. "Civil War II" will feature the Secret Wars that will divide the much-loved superheroes of Marvel.

Marvel's "Civil War II" is going to be released in June. It's written by Brian Michael Bendis and illustrated by David Marquez. "Civil War II" is the follow-up of the first "Civil War" in 2007 by Mark Millar and Steve McNiven, which the upcoming "Captain America: Civil War" is based on, per Entertainment Weekly.