All art can be tilted, scaled, flopped, and otherwise manipulated so that has no relevance to the discussion. I’m just letting you know where the art came from; a style guide that existed long before Spider-Man was to be included in Civil War.

This piece was used because it matches the style of illustration of the other Marvel characters. They’re not going to use line art of Spidey next to fully rendered, photorealistic illustrations of everyone else. And we all know how proud Marvel is of their movies.

That said, other poses are not from the movie style guides either. The Avengers are from the Avengers Assemble (cartoon) style guide. Star-Lord is also taken from the Guardians of the Galaxy cartoon guide, not the film guide. Marvel isn’t shy about incorporating movie costume designs elsewhere, from comics to cartoons to video games, but if you look closely you’ll see those are not the costumes as they appear in Civil War.

Hey, they might use this classic Spider-Man costume design. They might not. The point is we still don’t know.

It was most likely a simple mistake, or apathy on the part of whomever designed the card and the Disney exec who approved it. I honestly have no idea why they’d deliberately use art of the classic costume in the cartoon guide. I’m just telling you that’s where the art came from.

The bottom line is that this business card does not use current movie art. False flag. Still awaiting the official Spidey suit from Civil War.

You’re just proving my point now. Are we done?

Have a nice evening.