The Wild West version of Spider-Man originally cameo’d in Amazing Spider-Man #9 back in 2014. The movie version plays up both the ’90s art style of the Clone Saga and the fact that being a clone is somehow the worst thing a person can be in comic books. Then he came back years later because comics. After joining Spider-Gwen in one of the Spider-Verse crossovers, she was able to translate her cyberspace abilities into the real world.Īlthough they played around with the idea that Ben was the real Spider-Man in the comics, he was killed at the end of the story and crumbled to dust to prove that he was really, absolutely, definitely a clone. Usually hanging out in the Peter Parker Memorial Science & Technology Building, Margo was able to enhance her online avatar to have armor and powers, allowing her to fight off cyber criminals. Introduced in 2018’s Vault of Spiders, Margo practically lives online, making the “world wide web” more literal. This lends itself to the Venom symbiote, which is some kind of fluid demon creature in this reality. Change his guardians to Uncle Bhim and Aunt Maya, change his love interest to Meera Jain, etc.Īs for the powers, Pavitr’s are more mystical than science fiction. Really, outside of the source of his powers and cultural stuff, they did little to differentiate him from the Peter Parker. Unlike the confidently studly movie version, the comic take on Pavitr Prabhakar is more of a shy loser like Peter Parker.
Spider-Man Indiaīack in the mid-2000s, Marvel collaborated with Gotham Entertainment to do Spider-Man: India, a miniseries about recreating Spider-Man, but in India.
Maybe he and Miles are more similar than they realize. Interestingly, Spider-Punk is not based on a version of Peter Parker or Miles Morales, but the Marvel 616 version of the Prowler. Hobie used his powers, fighting skills, and musical talents to fight off Osborn’s symbiote army, and continued to take on his world’s own take on the villains, such as a yuppy Kang the Conqueror and a Taskmaster looking like he’s out of the Misfits.
While the movie made it look like the Kingpin was the big evil authority figure in his world, the comic used Norman Osborn as a Reagan stand-in. Spider-Punkīefore his star-making role in this movie, Hobie Brown was introduced in the Spider-Verse comic event before getting the spotlight in a couple short stories and finally his own miniseries. It’s fitting that she would show up now, as Spider-Woman was pretty damn important in the comic version of Secret Invasion, which inspired the Marvel show on Disney+. That means you’ll never see her in costume in an MCU movie, if she’s introduced at all. Jessica Drew’s movie rights are a bit awkward, as the MCU can technically use her…as long as she doesn’t associate with anything spider-related.
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