The first trailer for Peyton Reed‘s Ant-Man debuts tonight during the premiere of Agent Carter on ABC at 8 PM. In anticipation for the release of the trailer, the first poster for the film has been revealed. If you are wondering what the poster looks like, then you might want to take a look at the launch of the film’s trailer teaser and the new look at star Paul Rudd in costume from earlier today. Everything is tiny. So it only seems fitting that the poster would stick with that theme.

Of course the poster doesn’t quite exactly work online, but I’m sure it will have a bigger impact when you see it in a movie theater. Hit the jump to see what it looks like.

Our first look at Paul Rudd as Ant-Man was more of an auditory thing as the footage only had voiceovers and a CGI sequence. The SDCC poster also revealed the character, which looked like it was pulled from the concept art pile. Flash forward a few months later to when Marvel revealed the first image of Rudd as a beaten Scott Lang, but the studio was still holding out on revealing the actual suit. Until now.

In the hours leading up to the premiere of the first Ant-Man trailer on ABC, we are now getting a new look at Rudd wearing the Ant-Man suit, which graces the cover of the upcoming issue of EW. Hit the jump to see it.

The first teaser trailer is coming next week, and while we’re waiting, Marvel released an ant-size teaser, which was an extremely tiny sneak peek.

So, now, the studio has released the “human-size” teaser preview, which you can watch here below.

The first full teaser trailer for Ant-Man will air on Tuesday during the 2-hour television premiere of Marvel’s Agent Carter‘s on Tuesday, January 6 beginning at 8pm ET on ABC.

The root of Edgar Wright and Marvel Studios parting ways was creative differences. Long before the MCU launched into the successful franchise that it is today, Wright was hard at work on his Ant-Man script. But once Marvel figured out where it would fit in their cinematic universe, Wright felt that his hard work would be undone. Of course the idea of Wright directing a film like Ant-Man excited fans, and once he left, it upset them. Most wanted to point the blame at Marvel.

The truth of it all probably won’t come out until after the film’s release, or maybe when someone writes an in-depth piece on the matter, but Evangeline Lilly is shedding some light on the matter. In an interview with Buzzfeed, she explains how she nearly left the project after Wright’s departure, but also what made her stay, and how the rewrites from Adam McKay actually made the film fit into the universe more than the original written by Wright and Joe Cornish. More after the jump.

Yesterday marked the beginning of principal photography for Marvel Studios’ Ant-Man, and we already have our very first photo from the film courtesy of USA Today. The film is shooting in San Fransisco before heading out to Atlanta.

Hit the jump to see the first full image of Paul Rudd as Scott Lang.