Spider-Man: Brand New Day is expected to carry on one of the MCU’s longest-standing traditions after the story ends. According to multiple reports from advance screenings and reliable insiders, Marvel’s latest Spider-Man film includes post-credit content that could shape what’s next for Peter Parker.

Does Spider-Man: Brand New Day Have a Mid-Credits and a Post-Credits Scene?

No! According to multiple reports and spoiler-free reviews following the film’s premiere, Spider-Man: Brand New Day does not include both a mid-credits and a post-credits scene. Instead, it features a single scene that plays after the full credits have finished.

The decision breaks from the formula many Marvel fans have come to expect, as several recent MCU films have included two stingers—one midway through the credits and another at the very end.

That structure has initially caused some confusion among audiences. Because there is no scene during the stylized credits, some moviegoers have assumed the film has no extra footage at all and left the theater early. Reviews published after the premiere note that the only additional scene appears after every credit has rolled, making it worthwhile for fans to stay until the very end.

Early reports also indicate that Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures deliberately kept the post-credits sequence out of advance marketing and promotional materials. The studio has remained unusually secretive about the movie’s final moments, continuing the same strategy it used to conceal major story details, including Sadie Sink’s role and several surprise appearances.

While the contents of the scene have not been officially detailed by Marvel, trusted industry insiders, like Marvel Updates (@marvel_updat3s) reported before release that it serves a larger narrative purpose rather than functioning as a comedic epilogue.

According to those reports, the stinger is designed to point directly toward the next phase of the MCU, potentially connecting Peter Parker’s future with events expected to unfold in Avengers: Doomsday.