They were also in unison in saying that Spidey costume is very classic red and blue, with big cartoony eyes, and slightly angular build, like a 3D version of a “Clone High” character.
Miller and Lord also had a brief video intro to the footage, where they said what they love about Spidey is that anyone can wear the mask, regardless of race or gender.
The character of Miles Morales was created by premiere Marvel Comics writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Sara Pichelli, and the bi-racial teen hero was first introduced back in 2011 as part of Marvel’s “Ultimate Comics” line, reports the Nerdist.
In the Ultimate universe, Miles took over the role of Spider-Man after that universe’s Peter Parker died tragically, and he carried on his legacy. After several years, Marvel decided to end the “Ultimate” imprint in 2015, but unlike almost all the other Ultimate universe characters, Miles was so popular that he was incorporated into the main Marvel universe, and currently has his own title, which is simply called “Spider-Man.”
Miles has actually made an animated appearance already, as he is part of Disney XD’s animated series “Ultimate Spider-Man,” where he is voiced by actor Donald Glover. It would be interesting if Glover would also be tapped to do the the same voice acting role in the animated movie.