The first trailer to new Star Wars spinoff Rogue One could debut alongside screenings of Captain America: Civil War, according to reports today.
Fan site Star Wars Time claims our first look at the film - set before A New Hope and centred on a group of pilots who steal plans to the Death Star - will land in cinemas and online around the Marvel blockbuster's May 6 release.
There's a certain logic to this - the second trailer to The Force Awakens arrived attached to screenings of The Avengers: Age of Ultron, after all.
With less than a year till the film's December 16 UK release, a trailer is due sooner rather than later. Our first footage of The Force Awakens, to put things in perspective, hit the web on November 28, 2014 - almost 13 months before Episode 7's eventual release.
After JJ Abrams's film obliterated box office records like a solar-powered Starkiller Base death ray through a neighbouring planet core, anticipation for Disney's next Star Wars hit is higher than ever.
So far, however, all we've had in the way of sneak peeks at Rogue One is a paltry cast photo and rumours about character names, plot points and a cameo for one Darth Vader.
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Not everyone's convinced by today's reports, with some others speculating the film's first trailer will debut during the Super Bowl on February 7 - a TV slot that film studios regularly use to tease their biggest forthcoming releases.
Elsewhere, there have been suggestions that Disney could attach a trailer to their forthcoming Chris Pine disaster movie The Finest Hours, in an attempt to boost that film's box office.
Whatever's included in our first look at Gareth Edwards's much-hyped 'Anthology' film, it can't come soon enough. Don't hold out on us too long, Disney.
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is released in the UK on December 16.
