Marvel Officially Introduces New Spider-Man, All Details Here

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The Marvel Universe welcomes a brand-new Spider-Man, complete with a new costume and a very different person beneath the mask. What began as Peter Parker's superhero identity has transformed into a multiversal superhero mantle. The Spider-Man persona belongs to no single ethnicity, background, or timeline. The arachnid powers and large angular lenses are an open symbol of heroism, accessible to any individual willing to sacrifice personal comfort for the protection of others.
A diverse collection of heroes outside Peter Parker's identity have carved out distinct legacies under the spider banner. Miles Morales redefined the role for a new generation through his unique bio-electric powers and his Brooklyn roots, and Ghost-Spider Gwen Stacy her musical energy from Earth-65. Before them, Miguel O'Hara became the definitive wall-crawler of the future as Spider-Man 2099, while Ben Reilly defended New York while creating his own identity as the Scarlet Spider. Other arachnid heroes like Silk, Jessica Drew, Julia Carpenter, Anya Corazon, and the recently introduced Maka Akana and Bailey Briggs reflect the endless adaptability of Spider-Man's legacy.
Marvel celebrates one thousand issues of Peter Parker's main comic title, The Amazing Spider-Man, with homages to some of Spidey's most important moments, a first encounter with his new nemesis, and the unexpected introduction of a brand-new Spider-Man directly related to the original.
Marvel's New Spider-Man Is Peter Parker's Grandson
The Amazing Spider-Man #1000; Written By Noah Hawley; Art By Patrick Gleason, Marcio Menyz, And Erick Arciniega
One of the stories included in Marvel's The Amazing Spider-Man #1000 celebration follows an elderly Peter Parker who reunites with Gwen Stacy at a retirement home, confused when she appears and disappears without notice. Considering how sharp-minded Peter still is, Peter's grandson investigates further, realizing that the true culprit behind Peter's confusion is Quentin Beck, Mysterio himself. As soon as he starts his hero duties, Peter's grandson dons a classic-looking Spider-Man suit, decorated with spikes across his forearms and back, as well as large lenses with thick, angular borders.
Peter Parker's grandson is the son of Peter's son Miles, who Peter seemingly named in honor of Miles Morales, who doesn't appear in person in The Amazing Spider-Man #1000 but makes a cameo at the end of this story in the form of a photo. Peter's son Miles doesn't seem to have superpowers, or at least he doesn't use them as often. Peter's grandson, who inherited Mary Jane's redhead genes, displays his arachnid powers as soon as he reunites with his grandfather, and his immense knowledge of Spider-Man lore allows him to pinpoint Mysterio's illusions in record time.
Peter Parker's Spider-Man Legacy Gains Another Direct Inheritor
The Marvel Universe Will Have Enough Spider-People Once Peter Parker Retires
Across the Marvel multiverse, Mayday Parker appears as a constant in Peter Parker's future. In realities like Earth-982, Peter and Mary Jane's daughter inherits her father's superhuman abilities, adopts Ben Reilly's former costume, and defends New York as Spider-Girl. Spider-Man's generational succession also happens in other alternate futures, where Peter's influence manifests through new heroes. In the future of Earth-807128, for example, Peter Parker's granddaughter and Hawkeye's daughter Ashley Barton brutally kills Kingpin and adopts her grandfather's superhero costume to govern the Wastelands.
Should Peter Parker retire or fall in combat, the spider mantle will be fully secure in capable hands. Miles Morales, Gwen Stacy, and Miguel O'Hara hold immense respect from the public, prepared to defend Earth and the wider multiverse from catastrophe. One or two generations later, heroes like Mayday Parker, Ashley Barton, and Peter Parker's The Amazing Spider-Man #1000 grandson will be there to uphold the legacy of the Marvel Universe's greatest superhero.
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The Amazing Spider-Man #1000 is now available from Marvel Comics
- Created By
- Stan Lee, Steve Ditko
- First Appearance
- Amazing Fantasy
- Alias
- Peter Parker, Ben Reilly, Otto Octavius, Yu Komori, Kaine Parker, Pavitr Prabhakar, William Braddock, Miles Morales, Kurt Wagner
- Alliance
- Avengers, Fantastic Four, X-Men, Secret Defenders, Future Foundation, Heroes for Hire, Mighty Avengers, New Avengers, Web-Warriors
- Race
- Human
- Franchise
- Marvel, Spider-Man
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