The latest trailer for Peyton Reed‘s Marvel Studios superhero adventure Ant-Man has been released. It comes from Japan and features more action and humor than previous trailers.

You can check it out here below.

Just about every clip in this trailer is either new or slightly different from what Marvel has previewed for us in recent months. We get more clips of Paul Rudd getting miniature and kicking butt (and outrunning a massive flood….in a bathtub) and Corey Stoll‘s Yellowjacket being an evil bastard. Whoever cut this trailer for the Japanese market had the good sense to conclude it with the priceless train set gag from the first full U.S. trailer released back in April.

Marvel Studios’ Phase Two closing blockbuster Ant-Man recently screened for critics after undergoing a very painful and potentially troubling birth, and the reviews – blessedly – are mostly positive.

Several noted online film writers took to Twitter to voice their opinion of the film. Here are a few of the more enthusiastic ones.

Chances are that we won’t get out first glimpse of footage from Marvel Studios’ next massive superhuman donnybrook Captain America: Civil War until Disney’s D23 Expo this August, but an industrious YouTube user by the name of DestinationAvatar has taken the initiative and created their own bootleg teaser trailer for the film to give us a sense of what we could be in store for next May.

You can check it out here below.

Less than one year from now, Marvel Studios in unleashing Captain America: Civil War, a multi-superhero epic event of a motion picture that could be even bigger than Avengers: Age of Ultron (but will likely be dwarfed by the two-part Avengers: Infinity War). Principal photography commenced not long ago, and thanks to JoBlo some possible details regarding the plot of Civil War and how the galaxy of Marvel heroes involved will be outfitted for action have leaked.

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For years, the Marvel Studios Hall H panel has been the hottest ticket in town for attendees at the San Diego Comic-Con. Marvel has used the panel to make huge announcements in regards to casting and development of their projects for film and television, and to debut completed footage from eagerly anticipated features. Once the studio treated their audience at the 2007 Comic-Con the world premiere of the first Iron Man trailer, there was no question who was going to rule the convention for years to come. The incredible buzz that emerged from every Marvel Hall H panel helped to increase awareness and anticipation for their upcoming blockbusters and dominate social media and popular culture at large.

But that’s all about to change. When Comic-Con commences with its annual takeover of San Diego next month, Marvel Studios won’t be present.