The U.S. release of "Spider-Man: No Way Home" may still be a few days away, but the first trailer for Marvel's next multiverse film has leaked online. Yes, the trailer for "Doctor Strange: The Madness Multiverse" is online.

Of course, little spoilers for that trailer (yes, do we do trailer spoiler alerts?

There are multiple copies of the trailer online, from what appear to be the credits of the Chinese and Indonesian versions of "No Way Home" (which will most likely be removed soon, so we won't post them here). Don't worry, there don't seem to be any spoilers for Spidey's latest adventure.

That said, a lot has been revealed here about Doctor Strange's next film (one of the most anticipated upcoming Marvel movies). That includes a special cameo from another MCU film. I won't reveal who they are, so if you really want to know, you'll have to find the trailer yourself. All I can say, however, is that it's not Spider-Man or any of his wonderful friends.

However, it appears that Strange will have to deal with the repercussions of shattering the barriers of many worlds in No Way Home. In the trailer, Strange is joined by Wong (of course), a post-Wandavision Scarlet Witch, and, for the first time, America Chavez (played by Xochitl Gomez).

Also, not to ignore the plot that continues from the first "Doctor Strange," Mordo continues his vendetta against the sorcerers and the threat they pose to the MCU. Also returning are the incredibly trippy visuals known from the first film. Needless to say, the film's title appears to be quite literal.

The trailer appears to be attached to a showing of Spider-Man (which, thanks to the complications of Spider-Man: No Way Home on Disney Plus, is only showing in theaters), so we won't have to wait long for the official version to appear online. However, if you really want to see it now, there are several copies on YouTube that have not yet been removed.

"Dr. Strange and the Universe of Madness," directed by "Spider-Man" trilogy director Sam Raimi, is scheduled for release on May 6, 2022. Our guide to what to see this weekend will distract you until the trailer hits legit.