Well, if not Miles, someone's gotta do something. Hey does the Spider-Verse include this guy? He's seemingly the most powerful Spider-Man on the wiki, maybe he can take him.
I have the feeling that Spot is going to run out of dots and embarrass himself again by the end of the next movie
Well, if not Miles, someone's gotta do something. Hey does the Spider-Verse include this guy? He's seemingly the most powerful Spider-Man on the wiki, maybe he can take him
A 5-A Spider-Man, jeez. That's insane, to me.
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Man I cannot get past the idea of a 'Dwarf Star Level' Spider-Man (aside from this guy). Crazy.Spider-Man (Marvel vs. Capcom)
Peter Parker AKA Spider-Man is a primary protagonist from the Marvel vs. Capcom series. When visiting a public science exhibit, the teenaged Peter was bitten by a radioactive spider. The bite gifted him with superhuman abilities which all correlated with specific traits that spiders possess...
A friend of mine suggested that, too. There’s no reason he just randomly showed his fangs to vulture, I think he was going to kill in order to preserve canon.
He was the prowler in the MCU, he just wasn't... you know... the prowler.
Man took off his mask just whisper in Miles' ear about how much of a mistake he is. Christ dude, the kid is 16
Huh, interesting. Was a funny ass scene, though. Would love to see him back.
Yall ain't peep this?
I didn’t realize the glitching part, but the green purple spider sense I got.
Did people seriously forget about this?
Would that have been the first universe where that was the case? I can't think of another one, off hand. That'd be pretty cool.
This, also, is odd. The thing is, there already is an 1610-Miles. That’s the Ultimate Miles that we now know from the comics, who was originally part of the USM run with Bendis, where Spider-Man originally died fighting the Goblin. But after Secret Wars, that Miles was rewritten to be part of 616.
It just means that the Spider-Verse/Sony-verse/Marvel Cinematic Multiverse has very little to do with the comics multiverse
On god, bro was teched out
Can’t be. Miguel verbatim mentions ASM #90. In fact, again, I’d have to wait for the movie to be up on a certain site, I swear to god I saw Ultimate Venom.
That seems more like a reference more than anything
Venom was shown to be a canon event
The marvel wiki calls it 1610b, same with BParker (616b) and Pavitr (50101b), then Gwen (65b) and Miguel (928b)
It cannot be a reference, that is a fated event that happens to every Spider-Man.
Proves my point.
I hope I’m not misunderstanding, but that just made this verse so much unbelievably bigger.
I think it's probably just something we're not meant to think about too deeply, but if an explanation was necessary, you could just say that Spider-Verse Miles' universe is Number 1610 according to Miguel's numbering system rather than the one the comics use. The same way that MCU Earth is '616' according to the Illuminati's numbering system in Multiverse of Madness.
I mean the name of the event. The events themselves are a vague outline ("this figure in Spider-Person's story dies")
No it doesn't. Its a vague outline of an event not a direct tie to the comics multiverse
Not that I could see, unfortunately
This too
From the comic. It started from the comic.
It is… directly from the comic. Part of the Spider-Verse.
I got it now. Comics-1610 would be A, and movie 1610 would be B.
