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Loki and Star Wars: The Bad Batch get Disney+ premiere dates

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  • Loki from Loki. [credit: Disney ]

Today is a red-letter day for Disney property announcements: release dates have been set for the Disney+ series Loki and Star Wars: The Bad Batch, and the new Spider-Man film has a new name.

We’ll start with a href=”https://arstechnica.com/tag/spider-man/”>Spider-Man. Following a marketing stunt in which three different stars of the movie shared three fake movie names alongside initial images from the film on Instagram, the actual title for the new Spider-Man movie has been revealed in a cheeky Twitter video and blog post: Spider Man: No Way Home.

The fake names that had circulated previously included Spider-Man: Phone Home, Spider-Man: Home-Wrecker, and Spider-Man: Home Slice.

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