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Fans Think The New 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' Poster Really Phoned It In—So They Made Their Own Janky Versions

Fans Think The New 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' Poster Really Phoned It In—So They Made Their Own Janky Versions
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Brian Skellenger
By Brian SkellengerJun 14, 2019
Brian Skellenger

Brian is an actor, musician, writer, babysitter, and former Olympian. One of these things is a lie. Based in NYC, Brian honed his skills in the suburbs of Minneapolis, where he could often be seen doing jazz squares down the halls of his middle school. After obtaining a degree in musical theatre, he graced the stages of Minneapolis and St. Paul before making the move to NYC. In his spare time, Brian can be found playing board games, hitting around a volleyball, and forcing friends to improvise with him.

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With the highly-anticipated release of Spider-Man: Far From Home less than a month away, the internet is getting pumped.

But the promotional material released by Marvel Studios thus far has left fans...well...less than thrilled.

A common critique has been that the posters seem pretty slapped together and homemade, like someone just did a quick photoshop cut-and-paste job and called it a day.

And the newest poster for IMAX is no exception:



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So fans decided to take matters into their own hands by creating their own hilarious and ridiculous DIY posters.

And honestly, they fit right in:


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Bad yearbook collage or official Spider-Man: Far From Home poster?

You be the judge:


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This fan took a few liberties with the actors featured on their poster:



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And a few fans just barely even tried:


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Twitter user @justtfantasy, who hadn't seen the new poster yet, basically spoke for the entire internet when they bore witness:


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We feel you, @justtfantasy. Truly we do.

But with the disappointing comes the truly inspirational.

And we also have some talented fans to thank for that:





If those don't get you pumped up, then you may be a lost cause.

Spider-Man: Far From Home opens July 7.

Check out the official trailer below:

SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME - Official Traileryoutu.be

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