Next year's big flick from Marvel is said to be part of Disney's D23 Expo 2015, which will be held on August 14-16 at the Anaheim Convention Center.

A report from the International Business Times said that "Captain America: Civil War" will have its first trailer released then.

The official statement from Disney read, "Walt Disney Studios Chairman Alan Horn for a tour of upcoming live-action projects from these legendary film studios."

Among the films mentioned are "Alice Through The Looking Glass", "The Jungle Book", "Captain America: Civil War", and "Star Wars: The Force Awakens".

With filming underway since April and Paul Rudd's Antman and Frank Grillo's Crossbones already finished filming their roles, it is expected that the trailer could be on the way.

At the very least, a teaser trailer, or even a clip from the film is expected.

Among the expected updates from "Captain America" are Scarlett Johansson's new look (and expected spider-emblazoned suit) and Spider-Man's new costume.

Yes, you read that right. Cinema Blend reported that with Tom Holland officially signed on to play Peter Parker in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the studio is getting ready for his reveal.

Marvel Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada already said that the outfit for the web-slinger has already been designed and will "blow people away."

In a couple of Twitter photos presumably from the Russo Brothers, what seems to be camera lenses and eyepieces were shown to be similar to that of Spiderman's iconic costume, although the eyepieces were changed from black to white.

The unique texture is similar to Spidey's garbs, however, making fans think that it is indeed a glimpse of the web-slinger's costume.

I hasn't been confirmed yet whether or not the images released were legitimate, although Clevver Movies marked them off as fake.

However, it seems that Spider-Man is expected to be part of the action in "Captain America: Civil War", which is due to be released on May 6, 2016.

In other "Avengers" related news, The Hollywood Reporter previously reported that Sony is in talks with Marisa Tomei to play a younger version of Peter Parker's Aunt May, which is understandable considering that the new Marvel movie narrates a younger version of the hero.

Both Tomei and Holland are expected to make an appearance in "Civil War."

Are you more excited for the "Civil War" trailer, or for the glimpses of the new "Spider-Man"?