Marvel has bold ideas for their Hawkeye series that will be introducing several new superheroes into the MCU.

Despite kicking off to a relatively enjoyable start, Michael Bay's Transformers film franchise soon devolved into a cacophonous excess of explosions and bad toilet humour. But with a new creative visionary at the helm in the form of Travis Knight, it's time for this franchise to do what Transformers do best: Change.

If you're a fan of the classic Transformers cartoons and got really tired of the increasingly noisy and incoherent Transformers movies stuff full of grating human characters and not much else, well then it would seem that the Bumblebee movie is here to transform your opinion of this franchise.

Throughout its storied comic book lifetime, Marvel Comics’ Spider-Man has seen its fair share of adjectives used in front of the titular hero’s name on comic book covers. Amazing. Spectacular. Superior. Ultimate. And now for the first time ever, across 16 years and four different on-screen iterations, we have a Spider-Man feature film that is actually fully deserving of all of those descriptions.

It's not just Bumblebee who's getting an old-school redesign in his solo movie, but plenty of other Autobot and Decepticon icons as well!

Much like the source material that happens to be more than meets the eye, Bumblebee is looking to be more than just a kid-friendly alternative to Michael Bay’s explosion spectacles that built the Transformers series into a powerhouse. In many ways, it’s a massive departure from the films that preceded it, thanks in part to director Travis Knight’s love for the original toys and cartoons.

A brand new trailer for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse has come swinging in just a few days before New York Comic Con and it's chock full of arachnid superheroes.

A brand new trailer for upcoming Transformers prequel Bumblebee is not only charming and exciting, but should give old-school fans a huge kick as it ditches Michael Bay's overly busy character designs for classic cartoon looks!