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[QUOTE=Man-Thing;3811097]Looks like Miguel's going to be in the new SPIDER-GEDDON event in October, even if only as a background character. He's not name-checked in the solicits, but he's on the cover of the first issue!
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Damn it, now I'm scared they'll kill him
[QUOTE=Redem;3817305]Damn it, now I'm scared they'll kill him[/QUOTE]
I hope not, aside from Peter & Ben, he's my favorite spider!
Maybe this event'll be used to reunited him with Tempest.
[QUOTE=Man-Thing;3818307]Maybe this event'll be used to reunited him with Tempest.[/QUOTE]
That would be good to see happen.
[QUOTE=Redem;3817305]Damn it, now I'm scared they'll kill him[/QUOTE]
All crossovers seem to come with the creative bankrupt idea to kill someone. To which an editor agrees for 'x' reason.
I hope that doesn't happen as I think Miguel is the next most marketable Spider character to headline a film. Yes, more than Miles.
A Miguel movie in the future is different for a host of reasons. A Miles movie is just another spiderman movie with a new ethnicity in the same era/setting and trappings.
[QUOTE=Huntsman Spider;3818328]That would be good to see happen.[/QUOTE]
Maybe Peter David should be roped in to handle that. Maybe Miguel will get a one-shot in November dealing with that.
Both 2099 suits will be in the new game!
[url]https://youtu.be/hNsChCa-59Q[/url]
And it looks like suits come with differing movesets and stuff, and aren't just cosmetic! :)
I have now a whole new appreciation for the ANAD 2099 suit thank to the game, I pretty much made it my main one
I'll maintain that it always looked good everywhere but in the comic
It does look quite good in the game.
[QUOTE=Redem;3906031]I have now a whole new appreciation for the ANAD 2099 suit thank to the game, I pretty much made it my main one
I'll maintain that it always looked good everywhere but in the comic[/QUOTE]
Don't forget the Francesco Mattina covers. That artist did a better job of making the suit look good than the interior artist did.
[QUOTE=Huntsman Spider;3907456]Don't forget the Francesco Mattina covers. That artist did a better job of making the suit look good than the interior artist did.[/QUOTE]
Will Sliney is a good artist, but he never quite seemed at ease with the two 2099 suits
[QUOTE=Redem;3910168]Will Sliney is a good artist, but he never quite seemed at ease with the two 2099 suits[/QUOTE]
Which is a shame, because he is pretty good otherwise.
[QUOTE=Captain Craig;3820549]All crossovers seem to come with the creative bankrupt idea to kill someone. To which an editor agrees for 'x' reason.
I hope that doesn't happen as I think Miguel is the next most marketable Spider character to headline a film. Yes, more than Miles.
A Miguel movie in the future is different for a host of reasons. A Miles movie is just another spiderman movie with a new ethnicity in the same era/setting and trappings.[/QUOTE]
Miguel also beat Miles as the first Latin spider-man by 20 some odd years, weird Marvel never capitalized on it like they did with Morales.
[QUOTE=Spiderfang;3910555]Miguel also beat Miles as the first Latin spider-man by 20 some odd years, weird Marvel never capitalized on it like they did with Morales.[/QUOTE]
Miguel was from the future, where (or when) such things would presumably not be as big a deal anymore. Also, the "Spider-Man from the future" angle was pretty compelling in and of itself. Of course, if we go there, Anya Corazon beat Miles as the first teenage Latin Spider-Hero way back in 2004, though Miguel and Miles are both biracial Spider-Men, so there is that. Come to think of it, Miguel and Miles are also alike in that both of them were (at least initially) characterized as stark contrasts to Peter Parker --- Miguel was already a fully established adult when he got his powers and tended to be terse and taciturn when in costume, while Miles was even younger than Ultimate Peter and had a quiet and nervous personality.
I can't be the only one who really wanted a Spider-Man 2099 animated series, that would have been such a rush back in the 90's/2000's