Report says Marvel's version of "Spider-Man," starring Tom Holland, will most likely also feature two main members of "The Avengers: Captain America" and "Iron Man."

Cinema Blend sees a trend in the Marvel Cinematic Universe's "solo" films, which often include other heroes and major villains being featured in movies.

For example, the outlet pointed out how the upcoming 2016 flick "Captain America: Civil War" would be featuring most of the original characters in the first two phases of the MCU, as well as new ones.

This also holds true for the third "Thor" film, dubbed as "Ragnarok," where Mark Ruffalo's Hulk joins the Asgradian God in his biggest battle yet.

According to the outlet, it seems like such trends will continue up until the other solo films for new characters like Doctor Strange and Black Panther.

"We half expect this trend to continue in standalone movies for 'Black Panther' and 'Doctor Strange,' and from what we are hearing now, probably the solo 'Spider-Man' movie Marvel has on its radar," the outlet explained.

Referring to Marvel's "Spider-Man" reboot due in theaters in 2017, may be the closest one to confirmation as Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans indirectly reveal their characters' appearance in the flick.

During the big reveal of the "Civil War" trailer in "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" last week, Downey Jr. may have made what appears to be an intentional "slip up."

In the show, the actor who plays Tony Stark a.k.a. Iron man, was talking about the hot weather in Atlanta when he mentioned that he and Evans "are going to shoot in Atlanta again."

According to Comic Book, since the filming for "Civil War" is already done and the "Infinity Wars" are years away, other films like "Ragnarok," "Doctor Strange," and "Guardians of the Galaxy 2" come to mind.

However, these official statements from the makers of these films reveal that they are shooting someplace else which makes the only one other possibility: Tom Holland's, "Spider-Man."

In fact, Holland himself may have already confirmed this speculation before it even surfaced when he told Superhero Hype on November 25 that "Spider-Man" would be filming in Atlanta.

"We're shooting in Atlanta for most of it, because they have studios there and I think it's cheaper to build a New York set than it is to shoot here, because it's going to be very expensive. We probably will end up here (in New York) for one week or two," he revealed.

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