Spider-Man: Into the Spider -V erse hits theaters on December 14th. According to Morales’ voiceover, the film takes place in “another universe, that looks and sounds like yours - but it’s not.” (So don’t expect to see Tom Holland’s incarnation of the character swinging through the streets.) The new trailer also gives a bit more context about the setting of Into the Spider -Verse for fans who might not be as well-versed in the universe-hopping shenanigans of comic books. I’d be remiss in not pointing out that the art style of the film is absolutely gorgeous, with a textured, brightly colored vibe that looks like someone blended a comic book with Pixar-style 3D animation. She’s another popular take on the character in yet another universe where Gwen Stacy gets the radioactive spider-powers instead. Not only will Miles Morales - the Afro-Latinx teen who became the first non-white iteration of the swinging superhero with Marvel’s Ultimate line of comics in 2011 - be taking to the streets of New York in Into the Spider -V erse, but there’s also a glimpse of Spider-Gwen. It seems that Into the Spider -V erse will be introducing viewers to Miles Morales (voiced by Shameik Moore) as he grows into his role as Spider-Man, mentored by an older, more inveterate take on Peter Parker (voiced by Jake Johnson) than any we’ve seen before. Parker, the original Peter Parker, Spider-Man Noir), as well as Penni Parker, Spider-Ham, Spider-Gwen, and now Miles Morales. There are multiple variations on Peter Parker (Peter B. We've seen Peter Parker die onscreen twice now - it's time to let him go.There’s a whole lot more to Spider-Man than Peter Parker, and the new trailer for the animated Spider-Man: Into the Spider -Verse spinoff is ready to show that off. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse was an absolute hit, introducing fans old and new to a variety of different Spider-heroes. That certainly won’t stop Marvel, seeing as there’s another Spider-Man film on the way (despite the fact that the last time we saw Peter Parker he literally disintegrated into dust).īut as far as Sony is concerned, Miles Morales is the official Spider-Man now you can’t keep rebooting a character without giving him a fresh face, and Miles proved to be more than worthy of holding the web-shooter. In a sense, the film is reminding us that we’ve watched no less than three back-to-back incarnations of Peter Parker, perpetual high-schooler, and that maybe, it’s time to move on. Parker is exhausted, out-of-shape, and questioning whether he even likes being Spider-Man anymore. This version of Spider-Man certainly isn’t the Luke Skywalker of this hero’s journey - he’s the Obi-Wan. Parker hands the web-shooter down to Miles, literally and figuratively. While we see one Peter Parker die and the other survive long enough to face a mid-life crisis, B. This is very much Miles’ journey, from start to finish, as he is the character who has to learn to become Spider-Man, while the others are already established from the get-go. While the film makes it pretty clear that being Spider-Man isn’t exactly a unique thing across the multiverse, the film also firmly places Miles as the protagonist. Im pretty sure you know the rest.' - Peter Parker 'With great power comes great responsibility. And for ten years, Ive been the one and only Spider-Man. In superhero comics, just about every character has had a clone at some point, so the fact that Spider-Man has one is kind of irrelevant, and probably way too distracting to bring into a storyline that already involved parallel universes and doppelgangers. Some Of Our Favorite Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse Quotes 'Alright, lets do this one last time. So, who is the blond guy? He’s actually a nod to Ben Reilly, who in the comics, is Peter Parker’s clone, who briefly took over as Spider-Man in Clone Saga. That’s certainly not the Peter Parker we’ve grown accustomed to, and it turns out B. She becomes the hero and Peter the one who needs saving. The first Spider-Man to appear in the film initially appears the most familiar, so it’s quite jarring when the mask comes off and reveals his bleach blonde hair. In one of Into the Spider-Verse’s many parallel worlds, Peter’s friend Gwen Stacy gets bitten by the radioactive spider. Though, strangely enough, Jake Gyllenhaal was touted to take the role if Maguire backed out, and now he has returned to the Spider-Man franchise as supervillain Mysterio. This is a reference to Tobey Maguire’s major back injury that made him seriously reconsider returning to the role in Spider-Man 2.
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