Spider-Man: Brand New Day post-credit scene closes with Ned’s Spidey-tracking app panning past Earth and the moon into space, then landing on a Spidey icon in the blackness. The end-credits button does not add another scene or character; it plants a clean signal that Peter Parker’s next move may be bigger than the grounded setup around the film.
The placement at the very end of the credits makes the tease harder to miss and easier to read. It comes after a film framed as a more grounded Spider-Man story, so the shift into space points the franchise back toward the larger MCU playbook: fewer street-level cues, more event-movie positioning.
Tom Holland and Avengers: Doomsday
Tom Holland has not been listed as appearing in Avengers: Doomsday, but the scene still leaves room for a cameo-sized turn. That split matters because the teaser does not need a full cast card to move the conversation; a single icon in space is enough to keep Peter Parker in the Avengers orbit without locking in a credit line.
Secret Wars is the likelier landing spot. Spider-Man is in the Secret Wars story, and the film is described as a heavily X-Men-based story that could bring back Marvel heroes who do not show up in Avengers: Doomsday. The setup also fits the way Secret Wars is discussed here: much of it takes place on Battleworld, which would sit in space rather than on Earth.
Ned’s app reaches space
The mechanics of the scene are simple but precise. Ned’s Spidey-tracking app pans past Earth, passes the moon, and then stops on a Spidey icon floating in space. Because the scene uses no actors and no dialogue, the image itself carries the setup; it reads like a location marker, not a plot summary.
That also keeps the tease flexible. A space marker can point to a broad cosmic return, but it can just as easily steer viewers toward the story space around Battleworld, where Spider-Man’s role would be less about a solo ground-level plot and more about the larger MCU machinery around Avengers and Marvel crossover films.
Secret Wars and Jean Grey
Before this ending, Sadie Sink was reported to be returning in Secret Wars, and the article identifies her as Jean Grey. That adds another layer to the read on the post-credits scene, because a Secret Wars cast built around Marvel’s bigger crossover names would make Spider-Man’s space tease feel less like a one-off and more like a handoff.
Tom Holland has also said in interviews that he has no idea what Secret Wars is about, which leaves the film’s Spider-Man plans in a strange place: no announced cast for Secret Wars, no Doomsday listing for Holland, and a post-credits scene that still points his character toward the larger crossover. For now, the icon in space does the talking, and it says Peter Parker is being aimed back at the scale of Secret Wars.
