Here is the Unused Spider-Man: Homecoming Suit

Concept arts being released almost right after films have been shown, especially for sci-fi or comic books based ones, is a pretty common practice in the industry. It gives us fans and regular movie goers what other alternate designs we could have seen if the official ones in the movie never made it. Today, we just got a new example of this scenario and its for the super successful and awesomely made Spider-Man: Homecoming.

Through his Twitter account, concept artist Ryan Meinerding gave us a full look at one of Peter Parker's concept suits that did not get the green light for its theatrical debut via Spider-Man: Homecoming. He tweeted "I did a lot of designs for the new #SpiderManHomecoming suit. Here's an unused one based on #superiorspiderman by Dan Slott and Ryan Stegman." See it below.

I did a lot of designs for the new #SpiderManHomecoming suit. Here's an unused one based on #superiorspiderman by @DanSlott and @RyanStegman pic.twitter.com/jLiXY7XtYG

— Ryan Meinerding (@MeinerdingArt) July 18, 2017

Yes this particular suit is based on the series created by writters Dan Slott and Ryan Stegman called Superior Spiderman. While it looks really great, I think one of the reasons why it was not approved is it's a bit dark looking and is not really matching with the character of Peter Parker Tom Holland is portraying in the Homecoming. But I would definitely want to see this one in action in the future. What do you think of this suit?