Gwendy
i haven't drawn her since the first movie, how long it has been..
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Gwendy
i haven't drawn her since the first movie, how long it has been..
Not dating, just being a mate and giving Gwen somewhere to stay.
Gwen Stacy was risking so much visiting Miles.
The last time she saw her father, he was about to arrest her because he found out something he didn't like. As far as she knew their relationship was beyond repair
Jess and Miguel gave her another home. She was terrified of being sent back to her universe with no way back if she slipped up and made them mad
They told her not to see him but she did anyway because she missed him that much
And then she did get sent back to her universe, even though it turned out alright with her dad, it might not have. She could have been stranded in her universe with no home to go to. Maybe Hobie would've come for her but that's a maybe.
I don't get why people are blaming her. She's also fifteen, she made mistakes, she feels guilty for them, and seems to be determined to fix them by the end of the movie.
me when a man who's good w kids: 😩😩😩😩
spidey things 🤭
Across the Spider-verse is 10/10 in animation, story, voice acting, and soundtrack (MILD spoilers)
To all the people who “Spider-Man can’t be black!” in 2018, Imma need y’all to hold that L indefinitely. Due to the concept of the multiverse, Spider-Man is literally all races, creeds, and backgrounds and it’s canon. There’s Indian, Muslima, paraplegic, Latino, and 4 different black Spider-people. The movie is 2hrs and 20-ish minutes, so PLEASE don’t bring your toddler cuz their attention span is gonna plummet an hour in. The plot of this movie is for the people who saw the first movie, so it’s matured with the original audience. Miguel O’Hara wants to preserve the multiverse (saving billions of lives), meaning each Spider-person’s story has to play out the same (get bit by a spider, your uncle dies, police captain dies). Miles Morales was NEVER supposed to be Spider-man (remember his spider came from Universe 42). Miguel’s all like “you’re not supposed to be Spider-Man but since you ARE Spider-Man, your police captain dad needs to die to keep your story consistent with the rest of us.” Miles response is “Hol’ up, you want me to sit back and let my dad die? I know these deaths make us who we are, but if we have the power to save people, then we should do the responsible thing and save them.” Both Miguel and Miles think they’re doing the responsible thing (letting canon play out vs saving lives regardless of canon). Miguel is lawful evil, believing the needs of the many outweigh the few. Miles’s very existence disrupts Spider-man canon, but he IS Spider-Man, whether he was fated to be or not. Also, Miguel keeps saying that the Spot is the huge threat to the multiverse then spends 15 minutes chasing down Miles, diverting a good portion of his resources to capturing him. HELLO, I thought you said the Spot >> Miles so why are you focusing on one kid and not the multiverse-ending superbeing?
💋 mwah 💋
and that's how Miguel learns that the affair with Black Cat is a canon event
(she’s not Felicia Hardy)