Who should take over Miles Morales?

[Tofali]

I don't understand the hype for Walker all his books have fall flat with me, can he even write Teen angst? I can't go through another ruination of a favourite character under his pen.

Don't take Priest away of Justice League AND MUCH LESS don't take Priest from Justice League to put Bendis there. Just no. Let Christopher Priest have his critic and public acclaimed Justice League run.

Bendis will get it eventually

Christopher priest

God! I hope not and thank god Miles is black so at least that saves him and me from dropping one of my fave characters.

I wouldn't mind either Jason Reynold, Slott or even Yost if he is still writing comicbooks.

[Huntsman Spider]

Chris Yost wouldn't be bad, but I'd rather see him return to Scarlet Spider and/or Laura Kinney and finally have that meeting between them.

[Project37]

When we talked with him for our show, Jason Reynolds strongly hinted that conversations had already begun about finding him a project at Marvel. He didn't know if it would be Miles, but I for one would love it.

If you haven't read the Miles novel (or any of JR's books for that matter), I can't recommend it enough. Reynolds really got to the heart of Miles as a character and made him seem like a real person -he's very much an individual and not "another Spidey". I'd love to see him take it further, especially if the new supporting characters like Austin, Ms. Blaufuss and Alicia could find their way into the main comic book.

[Frontier]

When we talked with him for our show, Jason Reynolds strongly hinted that conversations had already begun about finding him a project at Marvel. He didn't know if it would be Miles, but I for one would love it.

If you haven't read the Miles novel (or any of JR's books for that matter), I can't recommend it enough. Reynolds really got to the heart of Miles as a character and made him seem like a real person -he's very much an individual and not "another Spidey". I'd love to see him take it further, especially if the new supporting characters like Austin, Ms. Blaufuss and Alicia could find their way into the main comic book.

I'd be curious to see how Reynolds would adjust to writing Miles in a comic versus writing a novel, especially a comic that would be entrenched in a shared Marvel Universe.

I think it was to the strength of the novel that the world in it felt so standalone and intrinsic to Miles, though I'm not sure if that could be replicated in the comics.

I enjoyed the novel, even if there were times where it didn't feel like a "Spidey" book to me, so I'd be interested to see him write Miles in a more ongoing capacity and bring in the supporting characters he introduced. Miles could certainly use more characters unique to him.

[PSJ]

When we talked with him for our show, Jason Reynolds strongly hinted that conversations had already begun about finding him a project at Marvel. He didn't know if it would be Miles, but I for one would love it.

If you haven't read the Miles novel (or any of JR's books for that matter), I can't recommend it enough. Reynolds really got to the heart of Miles as a character and made him seem like a real person -he's very much an individual and not "another Spidey". I'd love to see him take it further, especially if the new supporting characters like Austin, Ms. Blaufuss and Alicia could find their way into the main comic book.

oh man i hope Reynolds can get Miles it would be a perfect fit

[Scott Taylor]

I'd like to see Mark Waid pick it up for a year or so, then hand it off.

[Kevinroc]

Bendis is leaving his Spider-Man title. Is it too late to say Robert Kirkman should take over?

[KC]

My top pick would be Christos Gage. He has written young characters before and he has written Spider-Characters before. So I think Miles' book would be in his wheelhouse.