The Mysterio Costume of Far From Home looks a lot like Thor Art Concept

Spider-Man: far from home Fans are once again buzzing with a video of Jake Gyllenhaal recently revealed as Mysterio fighting with Spider-Man. This video of Gyllenhaal in Mysterio costume (without his iconic helmet) has seen fans see the first creations of Marvel Studios for Thor.

BossLogic, the fan art master, created one Spider-Man: far from home Conceptual art of Mysterio to oppose early Thor conceptual art renderings. Look for yourself and see if you see the resemblance:

The colors look more like me. I hope you do not mind my editing your manipulation pic.twitter.com/UuAPN77VD4

– Recess is over (@SpideParker) October 1, 2018

There is a legitimate question (as you can see above) about the exact color of Gyllenhaal's Mysterio costume. Like this infamous "gold / white / blue / black" dress, some fans already see more red than purple in these videos, while others see the traditional purple color of comics. Another small gap is what the helmet part of the suit will look like. We have not yet seen any insight into the headphones – whether in official commercials, in concept art or in videos or backstage photos. So, even if things look good, the real judgment will have to wait for the full costume to appear.

What we see in this last video certainly seems that the filmed scene could come from the climatic act of Spider-Man: far from home. There are certainly enough pyrotechnics on hand for this to be a "boss battle" sequence. The decor is a kind of carnival, and those black Audi that look like the classic Marvel Cinematic Universe law enforcement – presumably S.H.I.E.L.D. With Nick Fury of Samuel L. Jackson and Maria Hill of Cobie Smulders, both featured in Far from homeit is understandable that they could reserve the conflict between Spidey and Mysterio – perhaps by recruiting the Wall-Crawler into their ranks, which occurred both in the Ultimate Spider-Man series of comics and comics. After "The Snap" and the original Avengers correcting this terrible event in Avengers 4, the world will probably need more heroes working under contract with the government – and it may be time for Spidey to move to the world.