Miles Morales met and fell in love with an unknown universe's Gwen Stacy, aka Spider-Woman, during the War for the Web of Life and Destiny. The pair settled down in Earth-8 where they became a celebrity couple and eventually married.
While investigating this universe, he met that reality's Gwen Stacy, AKA Spider-Woman (later Ghost-Spider), and embarked upon a romance. The pair soon went up against the evil Scorpion—that reality's Jefferson Davis—but it led to Miles finally tracking down his dad.
On Earth-8, Spider-Gwen is married to Miles Morales and is the mother of Charlotte and Max Morales, both of whom also have Spider Powers. A version of Spider-Gwen witnesses Gwenpool defeating the Green Goblin and saves Gwenpool from her death.
He is, in short, a vividly queer character: not in terms of who he desires but in the way he learns to live as a member of a stigmatized minority. This is not to say Miles, a cisgender boy with a crush on a girl, is LGBT within the scope of the story, or that a queer erotic perspective is necessary to enjoy the film.
As of Marvel's Spider-Man 2, she becomes Miles Morales' love interest. In contrast to Mary Jane Watson and pre-Spider-Man Miles Morales, Hailey only have one missions that involves graffiti arts.
Miles Morales Is Better Than Peter Parker In Spider-Man 2
The power of Venom makes Peter even stronger than he usually is, imbuing him with alien strength and unique abilities that make for an especially ferocious foe. Crucially, however, Miles is actually able to beat him thoroughly.
When Morales came on the scene, he wasn't merely a carbon copy of Peter Parker, though. He was raised by his African American father – an ex-con who had turned his life around – and Puerto Rican mother in Brooklyn.
Max Morales-Stacy was the son of Miles Morales and Gwen Stacy. Being celebrities themselves, their parents took great effort to keep their children away from attention and personal scrutiny of their lives.
Twenty years later, Miles and Gwen were part of their world's biggest super-team, the Amazing Eight, in part comprised of their two children, Charlotte and Max.
Billie Mariana Morales comes from a loving family. She's also the baby sister to the web-slinging teenage hero Miles Morales, AKA Spider-Man, but she knows him as her older brother who takes her on adventures.
Cosmic Spider-Man is undoubtedly the most powerful variation of the character. In the Acts of Vengeance storyline, Peter absorbs a mysterious power known as the Enigma Force.
Instead, she helps him escape. Not only was it the right thing to do, it's a sign of solidarity with a Black boy in trouble. When I was in the theater, the audience erupted at her act of defiance and help for Miles.
Norman then raised Gwen's two children, a boy named Gabriel and a girl named Sarah. Due to Norman's enhanced blood, the twins aged about 2-3 times faster than normal and were adults within the span of a few years (speculated to be between five and nine years old).
There is absolutely no doubt that Miles is an incredibly intelligent and resourceful kid who will likely become an even greater hero than his predecessor someday. However, with an IQ somewhere north of 250, Peter Parker is one of the most brilliant and inventive minds in the whole of the Marvel landscape.
While Miles isn't prone to violence, he'll finish a fight when he has to for the betterment of his neighborhood. The character features plenty of unique powers that help him out against his strongest threats, although power isn't always just measured in the abilities of the foe.
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His current superhero name Spin came from Gwen's suggestion of calling him Spider Spin, leading to him choosing the name Spin, in the short WEB-STER when he has to come up with a new superhero name so that WEB-Ster will not be confused. He is the first member of Team Spidey to have both his parents shown on screen.
Issa Rae spoke to Insider about voicing Jessica Drew/Spider-Woman in "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse." In the animated film, Jessica is a superhero who's also pregnant.
Officer Jefferson "Jeff" Davis is an police officer in Brooklyn and a member of the Police Department of New York. He is also the father of Miles Morales. Unbeknownst to him, his son took up the mantle of the late Spider-Man, whose acts of vigilantism Jeff used to not appreciate.
Trivia. Jefferson's son, Miles, has his mother's last name, which is Morales, instead of his father's last name, which is Davis. Jefferson Davis shared a name with the President of the Confederate States of America. He legally changed his name partially to avoid this.
