‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Has So Many Easter Eggs in Its Graphics
Usually, fans have to wait until a film is released digitally before they can scrape every frame for Easter eggs. Thankfully, though, one of the designers behind Spider-Man: Brand New Day has already gotten the ball rolling, and the results are awesome. Over on X, Will Dixon, credited as a graphics assistant on the film via IMDB, has been posting some awesome work he did on the film, most of which can’t be seen in theaters.
- ▪Usually, fans have to wait until a film is released digitally before they can scrape every frame for Easter eggs.
- ▪Thankfully, though, one of the designers behind Spider-Man: Brand New Day has already gotten the ball rolling, and the results are awesome.
- ▪Over on X, Will Dixon, credited as a graphics assistant on the film via IMDB, has been posting some awesome work he did on the film, most of which can’t be seen in theaters.
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Usually, fans have to wait until a film is released digitally before they can scrape every frame for Easter eggs. Thankfully, though, one of the designers behind Spider-Man: Brand New Day has already gotten the ball rolling, and the results are awesome. Over on X, Will Dixon, credited as a graphics assistant on the film via IMDB, has been posting some awesome work he did on the film, most of which can’t be seen in theaters. Things like the brand of the Punisher’s chili, the stickers Hulk’s students have on their laptops, and even some things on Ned’s wall. Dixon is still posting, but here are a few of our favorites so far. First up, while J.
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