Miles Morales: Homem-Aranha (Marvel)

His journey feels both relatable and inspiring, but I wonder how much of that was shaped by Reynolds's own views on heroism and identity.

It made me nostalgic for my own childhood challenges, but also excited about the superhero adventure. Was that a deliberate choice to make Miles's world feel authentic?

The urban environment and cultural references felt vibrant and real. I'm curious if there was a specific city or community Reynolds wanted to highlight through this story.