Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man Appreciation 2022

[Dron]

And who could have been possibly able to command Morlun here? And why would he help the spiders after all the things he did in the past?

Probably a bigger fish kinda deal. If Shathra turns all Spiders into Wasp drones Morlun/inheritors won't have such a powerful totem to feed on.

[Ursalink]

Probably a bigger fish kinda deal. If Shathra turns all Spiders into Wasp drones Morlun/inheritors won't have such a powerful totem to feed on.

An how is that? Wasps are supposed to be the predators of Spiders. So, technically, they should be a more powerful totem for Morlun and his family to feed on.

[Nerwrax15]

As for a reason why Miles goes back to the old costume, if advanced page that was anything to go by Cody might just ignore what happened last volume with the costume change. I don't what Miles could say to the kid,"Sorry your design had too much going on to look different so I'll be going back to the classic."

Well be changed costumes in the first place just to avoid some heat from what his clones did. Its as simple as just saying "enough time has passed".

[Digifiend]

An how is that? Wasps are supposed to be the predators of Spiders. So, technically, they should be a more powerful totem for Morlun and his family to feed on.

Hmm, why hasn't Shathra gone after Janet and Nadia, who actually call themselves the Wasp?

[Dragonick]

Well be changed costumes in the first place just to avoid some heat from what his clones did. Its as simple as just saying "enough time has passed".

Which is funny considering we never see anyone even mention anything the clones did after that arc was over let alone come after him.

[Huntsman Spider]

Hmm, why hasn't Shathra gone after Janet and Nadia, who actually call themselves the Wasp?

Because they don't have actual wasp powers. They just use Pym Particles and biological modification to change size and sprout wasp-like wings for flight while shrunk. That said, I'm of the opinion that it would have been interesting to see the Sisterhood of the Wasp try to recruit them, before or after being coopted by Shathra, especially since it would put them in the position of saving Spider-Man despite the whole "wasps and spiders don't get along" bit.

[Digifiend]

And would be interesting to see, as Nadia hates the original Spider-Man (she doesn't know he's Peter, but blames him for the Avengers losing their HQ, which was the then-Parker Industries-owned Baxter Building, in Secret Empire).

[Frontier]

And would be interesting to see, as Nadia hates the original Spider-Man (she doesn't know he's Peter, but blames him for the Avengers losing their HQ, which was the then-Parker Industries-owned Baxter Building, in Secret Empire).

I think the idea was that he (somehow) grew on her by the end of the run.

[CrimsonEchidna]

I think the idea was that he (somehow) grew on her by the end of the run.

Honestly that whole subplot was weird because the entire basis was Waid going "hey, remember when Janet was irrationally antagonistic towards Spider-Man in the 60s? Let's do a callback!" lol

[Frontier]

Honestly that whole subplot was weird because the entire basis was Waid going "hey, remember when Janet was irrationally antagonistic towards Spider-Man in the 60s? Let's do a callback!" lol

And from, like, one of the nicest and most pleasant of the new teen hero kids .

[Huntsman Spider]

And would be interesting to see, as Nadia hates the original Spider-Man (she doesn't know he's Peter, but blames him for the Avengers losing their HQ, which was the then-Parker Industries-owned Baxter Building, in Secret Empire).

I think the idea was that he (somehow) grew on her by the end of the run.

I could see that, maybe.

Honestly that whole subplot was weird because the entire basis was Waid going "hey, remember when Janet was irrationally antagonistic towards Spider-Man in the 60s? Let's do a callback!" lol

And from, like, one of the nicest and most pleasant of the new teen hero kids .

Uh-huh, though speaking of Secret Empire, it was pretty cool of her to keep Miles from becoming a murderer, even if HYDRA-Cap had it coming.

[Dragonick]

Uh-huh, though speaking of Secret Empire, it was pretty cool of her to keep Miles from becoming a murderer, even if HYDRA-Cap had it coming.

Yeah, shame we've never really gotten much of their friendship.

[Huntsman Spider]

Yeah, shame we've never really gotten much of their friendship.

Indeed, it is.

[Digifiend]

Yeah, shame we've never really gotten much of their friendship.

Yeah, we've only really seen Miles with Kamala or Riri outside of the Champions book.

[XenobladerX]

According to Ziglar at the Marvel Voices panel at Comic-Con, Miles will be getting "new Black mentors to look up to and learn from". So it seems like it won't just be Misty. I don't know how I feel about that. Miles has never really had one in his main comics continuity and after the all the experience he's had as a hero, I feel like it's too late to try to act like he needs anyone to guide him (unless there's something very specific that he needs to learn). Heck, earlier this year Miles himself has been shown giving guidance to two newer heroes (Darkhawk and Amulet).

I also don't want there to be a lot of situations where Miles needs to team-up with all these other heroes to fight his opponents. One 'problem' with Ahmed's run was that, for a majority of of his fights, Miles had to team-up with other people to in order to win or get out of certain situations. It feels like it was rare for Miles to be allowed to handle things on his own.