Jul 04, 2016 11:25 AM EDT By Sarah T., UniversityHerald Reporter

Tom Holland dressed in Spider-man suit leaked online.

Tom Holland's upgraded and modern suit was already seen by those moivergoers who watched "Captain America: Civil War" in theatres this year. However, there is something more to see on the second Spider-man reboot, "Spider-man: Homecoming" as there have been brand new set photos that have been leaked featuring Holland wearing his red and blue Spider-man costume, Follow News reported.

While the leaked photos in itself gives nothing away about the movie, the fans can more than appreciate to see Holland's Peter Parker/Spider-Man look. In the leaked photos, Holland is seen riding in the back of what seems to be a construction truck, his right hand grabbing on to a piece of concrete pipe, while his left hand is holding a smartphone. It is also noticeable that he is wearing a Jansport backpack which may give hint that he may be coming from school.

Reports seem to point out that during the filming of the scene, Holland was seen dashing alongside the construction truck and then leaping on to it. While CGI is on to the running scenes, but a scenario where Tom is dressed as Spider-Man and jumps into a truck is done by himself, without the aid of a stunt double.

Picture from the Atlanta set of the upcoming Sony/Marvel movie also surfaced earlier last week. In the images, Holland was seen with his co-star Zendaya who plays Michelle, the female lead, Looper reported.

"Spider-Man: Homecoming" is helmed by Jon Watts and the overall arc will take Peter Parker back into his high school days, just like the comic books. The movie will also feature Marvel staple Iron Man/Tony Stark, portrayed by none other than Robert Downey Jr.

Bokeem Woodbine of "Fargo" fame is another addition to the movie cast of the upcoming Spiderman movie. He will be portraying an unnamed villain in the superhero movie. As with other Spider-man movies that can before it, there is a high possibility that fans will get to witness Spidey fight or at least interact with multiple antagonists. Fans may have some worries about this, though. But if done right, would be epic.

"Spider-Man: Homecoming" is set for July 7, 2017 in theaters.

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