Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse awaits us in early June, but Phil Lord and Chris Miller have revealed to Games Radar another “universe” and another Spider-Man that we will meet in the Sony cartoon.
Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse has already been called “crazier than the first” by the writers and producers Phil Lord & Chris Millerso it is not particularly surprising that the two have unveiled a further “Peter Parker” and one more “spider-verse” which we will meet in sequel to Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse. What did they talk about in the interview with Games Radar? Continue if you are not afraid spoilerit being understood that an animated film of this type is based on the preparation no less than on the plot, so it will still be unpredictable to observe the action unfolding on the screen (remembering the follies of the previous chapter).
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In Spider-Man Across the Spider-Versefrom June 1st to the cinema, Gwen involves Miles Morales in a wild adventure, when with other versions of Spider-Man decide to stem the threat of the villain Spot / Stain (who has the original voice of Jason Schwartzmann). The story will also extend to the next one Spider-Man Beyond the Spider-Versein theaters in 2024. Now, as always, an encounter with different worlds and styles (!) is expected, as happened in the predecessor Spider-Man: Into a New Universeand beyond what has been seen in the trailers, Phil Lord e Chris Miller they revealed an important world… Indian. Only for true Marvel connoisseurs!
(Lo Indian Spider-ManPavitr Prabhakar) vive in un mondo che chiamiamo The mouth bat, based on the Indian comics of the seventies. The idea of this size is that it is Manhattan but in reverse. Instead of going up, go down!
What is the comic precedent of this one Indian offshoot of Spider-Man? It was originally born from the will of a famous late director, Satyajit Rayto create a movie with a Indian Spider-Man: even came to contact Stan Lee for the project in the late 1980s and early 1990s, shortly before he died in 1992. The concept was revived in a local reboot in comic book form, released in 2004 by the Gotham Entertainment Group (also part of the Marvel group). It basically tells the same story that we all know, just replacing Manhattan with Mumbai and Aunt May and Uncle Ben with Uncles Maya and Bhim. From what Phil Lord says, however, it is clear that with this implementation of the character in Across the Spider-Verse they wanted to go a little beyond a simple carbon copy!
