Abel seems a little too on the nose, but cosigning that he would definitely choose "Reilly" for his name.
Abel seems a little too on the nose, but cosigning that he would definitely choose "Reilly" for his name.
i'd be worried it would all be a bit...tidy. and convenient. for my money, i hope spidercide never gets a civilian id, be it reilly or parker or warren. keep him doing his own thing.
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Ben Reilly will appear as a non-clone version of the Scarlet Spider for Sony to use that's seperate from the MCU films. They'll make up some balderdash about how it doesn't count as Peter Parker or Spidey, especially if they don't make him a clone. I just... would not put this past Sony.
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I remember getting excited at the possibility of seeing that version of Ben become Ultimate Scarlet Spider, but Bendis never gave us that. I imagine if that if they thought it through a lil more, maybe that version of Ben could have been what they were hoping to do with Miles. Ah well.
Weirdly, though, the Carnage symbiote was a lab experiment from Peter's blood, that had Peter's memories, made itself look like Peter, was nicknamed "Little Ben" by scientist Ben Reilly, and ended up getting pitched in a smokestack at the end of its first story. In a weird way, Ultimate Ben Reilly was actually the Carnage symbiote.
The spider is always on the hunt.
Well, to be honest, Ben Reilly as a non-clone could work if Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man was meant to stick in the main MCU universe. It's not a clone thing, but the concepts of a fresh start, scrapping the former life and wanting to create a new one is still there. Andrew's Peter choosing the "Ben Reilly" name makes sense.
I don't think we'll ever get the "real" Ben Reilly in the live actions movies.