Has the SPIDER-MAN Reboot's Title Been Revealed?

Ever since Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures announced that they were rebooting the Spider-Man franchise and bringing the character into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, we've been calling the new standalone movie coming in 2017 something like the untitled Spider-Man movie or just Spider-Man. Unfortunately the two most obvious and best titles (just Spider-Man and The Amazing Spider-Man) were already used.

Latino-Review's Umberto Gonzalez reported on Sunday night that he's been told the working title of this new Spider-Man movie. According to Gonzalez, Spider-Man: The New Avenger will swing into theaters on July 28, 2017.

RT! #UNCONFIRMED #RUMOR Take with the tiniest grain of salt pending further confirmation. I'm being told the working title for the untitled SPIDER-MAN stand alone film is SPIDER-MAN:THE NEW AVENGER Again, it's Sunday so take with grain pending further confirmation. What do you think of title? #Spiderman #marvel #MCU #marvelcomics #marvelmovies

A photo posted by Umberto Gonzalez (@umbertogonzalez) on Apr 26, 2015 at 4:19pm PDT

Gonzalez says that he's still trying to confirm this title, but there's precedence for something like this in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. While Iron Man, Thor and a bunch of other characters all made their debut with movies that were just their names, Captain America hit the big screen in 2011 with Captain America: The First Avenger. Spider-Man: The New Avenger does a pretty good job tying the rebooted Spider-Man into the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

I'm guessing we'll get an official title for the new Spider-Man movie at the same time Marvel and Sony announce who'll be playing the character in Captain America: Civil War — which is probably soon.