MCU Phase Companion
A personal Marvel viewing companion that tracks where you are in the MCU timeline, flags which Spider-Man fits where across the multiverse, and surfaces easter eggs you missed.
casual-to-hardcore Marvel fans catching up before or after Spider-Man: Brand New Day
- Personal watchlist with recommended viewing order for each MCU era
- Post-credit scene tracker so you know which scenes actually matter for Brand New Day
- Easter egg explainer cards attached to specific timestamps via synced playback
- Multiverse map showing how Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Holland Spider-Men connect
Spider-Man: Brand New Day released to rave reviews and 2000+ Tom Holland searches in GB alone, pushing both lapsed and new fans to figure out where they fit in the franchise.
Multiple major outlets (ScreenRant, PCMag, Murphy's Multiverse) have recently published 'what to watch before Spider-Man: Brand New Day' guides, signaling strong consumer interest in MCU catch-up content.The Ultimate List of What to Watch Before 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' ↗When Spider-Man: Brand New Day Takes Place In The MCU Timeline ↗
Space is crowded with free, well-developed alternatives: dedicated MCU watch-order sites (marvelwatchlist.com, marvelguides.com), Fandom's MCU wiki, Marvel.com's official timeline, and Disney+'s built-in chronological order feature.Where to Watch MCU Movies & Shows (2026) — Marvel Streaming Guide ↗See the Complete MCU Timeline on Disney+ - Marvel.com ↗
Free web guides and Disney+'s native timeline order dominate; willingness to pay for a third-party companion is unproven, though Marvel Unlimited ($10/mo) shows fans pay for official Marvel content.Marvel Unlimited | Over 30,000 Comics. One All-New App! ↗Where to Watch MCU Movies & Shows (2026) — Marvel Streaming Guide ↗
MCU phases keep the franchise evergreen, but specific movie-tied features (e.g., Brand New Day context, Spider-Man multiverse mapping) age quickly and require constant content updates to stay relevant.Timeline | Marvel Cinematic Universe Wiki | Fandom ↗
MVP is technically straightforward (progress tracker + curated timeline + easter egg database), but ongoing content curation and staying current with new releases is the main operational cost.