The newest Spider-Man may have made his Marvel Cinematic Universe debut in this summer’s “Captain America: Civil War” but it wasn’t until this week’s San Diego Comic Con that a persistent few were able to see him in action in his own movie, “Spider-Man: Homecoming.”

During Marvel’s presentation in Hall H, which also included announcements about “Doctor Strange,” “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2,” and “Captain Marvel,” a clip was debut with footage from the new Spidey film.

Gizmodo’s Germain Lussier describes it as such:

The clip, which is not online, starts with Joan Jett’s “Bad Reputation,” against a montage of high school yearbook photos. It says that all heroes have a beginning, and we see Tony Stark, Bruce Banner, everyone. Then it transitions to today.

Peter Parker is sitting in class with his laptop, watching a YouTube clip of himself fighting Giant Man from Civil War, not paying attention to the teacher. Of course, the teacher calls on him. Peter knows the answer instantly.

From there, the trailer is cut like a school schedule; black screen and colorful text with a time and class. So, for example, 2:30pm: Women’s Studies. So we see Peter and his friend staring at a bunch of girls. Peter says, “Maybe we should stop staring before it gets creepy.” The camera pans over to a character played by Zendaya, who has been watching them the whole time. “Too late, it’s already creepy.”

4pm: Web Design. Peter is in chemistry class, concocting something in a drawer. When he puts his pencil in it, it’s a super strong, sticky substance. He then gets yelled at and closes the door. (Note: These times may not be right, but you get the point.)

Later he’s in a study hall with Martin Starr as the teacher. He gets a text and immediately says, “I have to go.”

“Go where, Peter?” asks Zendaya, very curiously, cut to a montage of Peter running and jumping around, him as Spider-Man crawling up a building, running on a huge truck, and more. “I’m just kidding,” she adds.

We then see Peter and his friend in a class doing a very elaborate handshake and finally, the last shot is the Vulture, flying down some kind of tunnel.

Aside from this brief early look, attendees were shown concept art from the new film that serves as a confirmation to those not in attendance that the Vulture is set to be the next big bad in the series. Check it out below:

You’ll notice just how mechanical the Vulture appears to be in this image. If rumors are to be believed, the Terrible Tinkerer will be a secondary villain in this film and will likely be providing the Vulture with his wings and talons.