Marvel Database
Register
Advertisement
The "Earth-TRN461" used on this page is an unofficial Temporary Reality Number that was assigned by our wiki until an official designation is provided by Marvel.
(For more information on TRNs, go to this page).

Quote1 If there's anything that Peter's taught you, it's that with great power there must also come great responsibility... and what's more responsible than showing your true face to the people you're trying to help? Quote2
Spider-Man[src]

History

Spider-Man seemingly had the same history as the rewritten history of his Earth-1610 counterpart. Becoming the new Spider-Man, S.H.I.E.L.D. quickly came in contact with him, and Miles was mentored by its director, Nick Fury. He was later recruited into the Spider-Men.

Masked Saga[]

When the Superhuman Registration Act was implemented, Miles was one of the first heroes to register.

Miles took part in a S.H.I.E.L.D. siege on a group of heroes who opposed the act. When what was supposed to be a warning shot instead hit one of the heroes, Agent Venom, Miles helped their leader, Civil War Peter Parker, rescue his fallen comrade. This act of compassion convinced Fury to stop targeting anti-registration heroes.

Director Fury and Morales discussed convincing Spider-Punk into registering. While teaming-up with him, Brown revealed that he overheard Miles and Fury talking about him, causing the rebel to briefly leave the Spider-Men. Fury also had Morales persuade Spider-Gwen register, with much more peaceful resolutions.

Prower[]

After another fight with his uncle, Prowler, he was able to convince him to become a hero. He later found him smuggling weapons and attempted to arrest him, but his uncle informs he was being blackmailed by Green Goblin, who had kidnapped Miles' father, Jefferson Davis. The two teamed-up and saved Officer Davis.[1]

Attributes

Powers

Abilities

Weaknesses

Paraphernalia

Equipment

Trivia

  • Promotional art for Miles was a rehashing of the last panel of Civil War #2.

See Also

Links and References

References

Advertisement