Oct 04, 2016 02:27 AM EDT By Eileen De Santos, UniversityHerald Reporter

The cast and crew of "Spider-Man: Homecoming" is back in the big apple. It was revealed that the crew located their production from Atlanta to New York City.

The decision is quite fitting as Peter Parker does live in New York, and of course, fights crime there as well. Unlike DC Comics, who uses fictional names for their cities such as Central City, Gotham or Starling City, Marvel has always been known to use names of real cities. Aside from that, Marvel also has a special connection to the Big Apple because it is where Marvel's publisher was founded.

Devoted fans were able to catch a glimpse of the friendly web master in NYC. Cosmic Book News also reported catching a glimpse of actor Tom Holland in Central Park.

A few more pics from the set yesterday (9/30) #SpiderManHomecoming pic.twitter.com/JTz0IC9jiF

Pictures taken on the set revealed some action-packed scenes that we can expect from the movie "Spider-Man: Homecoming." There's going to be some serious web-slinging as stills from the movie showed Spiderman (Tom Holland) on top of some of the famous architectural structures in New York City.

Screenrant also reported that the cast and crew of "Spider-man: Homecoming" just wrapped up and finished shooting the last scenes for the movie. Actor Tom Holland confirmed this via Twitter as well.

Tom via Instagram| "Our last day on @spidermanhomecoming and this how we are feeling but we got this hahah

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