Spider-Man/Earth-1610

"
Okay, let's do this one last time, yeah? For real this time. This is it. My name is Miles Morales. I was bitten by a radioactive spider. And for like two days, I've been the one and only Spider-Man. I think you know the rest. I finished my essay. I saved a bunch of people. Got hit by a drone. I did this with my dad. Met my roommate finally. Slapped a sticker where my dad's never going to find it. And when I feel alone, like no one understands what I'm going through, I remember my friends who get it. I never thought I'd be able to do any of this stuff, but I can. Anyone can wear the mask. You can wear the mask. If you didn't know that before, I hope you do now. Cause I'm Spider-Man. And I'm not the only one. Not by a long shot.
"

—Miles Morales[src]

**Miles Gonzalo Morales**, son of Jefferson and Rio Morales, is a teenage Brooklyn Visions Academy student who got bitten by a radioactive spider, being the granted the powers of a spider. Coming across multiversal Spider-People, he embarked on a journey of becoming a **Spider-Man** himself with their help.

After sixteen months as Brooklyn's Spider-Man, Morales faces doctor Johnathon Ohnn, whom he had thrown a bagel at in his beginnings. Because Miles didn't see him as a true villain, Ohnn went on a rampage that could bring harm to the wider multiverse. He also meets his Spider-Friends again, now enlisted in the Spider-Society, who believe going through canon events, one of them being the death of a captain, including Miles' father, must occur to every Spider-Person in order to maintain the multiverse's order. Miles disagrees with the head, Miguel O'Hara's ways, and flees from his onslaught of variants to Earth-42, captured by his alternate self.

## Biography

### Early Life

*"You know, for years I've been taking care of this little boy. Making sure he's loved... that he feels like he belongs wherever he wants to be. He wants to go out into the world and do great big things."*
―Rio Morales to Miles Morales[src]
Miles Gonzalo Morales was born to Jefferson Davis and Rio Morales in the 2000s. Of African-American and Puerto Rican descent, Miles grew up in Brooklyn, New York City, attending Brooklyn Middle School, where he was known as the popular kid.

Morales won a lottery for a slot in Brooklyn Visions Academy, a school he wasn't very fond of. He was desperate to leave and tried failing his tests, but it was an obvious plan to one of his teachers. He was given an essay on his great expectations, what kind of person he wants to be in life.

#### Subway Spider-Bite

*"No. No, no, no, no. It's not- It's not possible, it's... It's just puberty, it's a normal spider and I-I'm a normal kid!"*
―Miles Morales[src]
Instead of completing his essay, Miles visited his uncle Aaron Davis, talking to him about the new girl at school he met and how to impress her. Holding a book containing his graffiti art ideas open, Aaron had him complete it in an abandoned subway tunnel. Whilst they make the art piece, a radioactive spider started crawling up Miles' arm, eventually biting his hand. He returned to school unsuspectingly.

Within a day, Miles started experiencing strange changes to his body, such as excessive sweating and a growth spurt, concluding it to be puberty. He met the new girl while walking the halls and decided to try the shoulder touch uncle Aaron thought him, ripping a bit of her hair off when trying to. He started running through the hallways in panic after getting his hand removed from the girl's hair, fleeing from a security guard. Sticking to various things, Miles eventually returned inside his dorm room, having a Spider-Man comic fall on his head, picking it up and realizing the same events occurred for Spider-Man.

### Miles' Promise

#### Back Through the Tunnels

*"If he turns the machine on again, everything you know will disappear. Your family, everyone — everyone. Promise me you'll do this."
"...I promise."*
―Spider-Man and Miles Morales[src]
In search of answers, Miles, hesitant if he should tell anyone about his newly acquired powers or not, headed back to the abandoned tunnel to investigate the spider that bit him. Whilst looking, Miles found himself amidst a fight between the one and only Spider-Man and Kingpin's mercenaries. Miles is rescued by him when facing near death, and meets the hero face to mask. Spider-Man, acknowledging that they are alike, promised to "teach him the ropes" before reentering the battle. Miles watched as the Green Goblin plunged Spider-Man's head into an active gateway to the multiverse Kingpin had the scientists at Alchemax activate. It would release a powerful shockwave rocking New York City, from which five alternate Spider-People emerged.

In a room full of rubble, Miles found a exhausted, worn-out hero, who, in his apparent last moments, tasked him with stopping Kingpin's plans through an override key. He was told to run, but stayed put to watch his hero all worn down confront his enemies, but he failed to do so and perishes at the hands of the Kingpin. Making a sound when reacting to his death, Miles ran away from the Prowler, hiding in his room at his parents' home. He rested there for the night.

#### Peter B. Parker and the Alchemax Infiltration

*"They're counting on me."*
―Miles Morales[src]
Amongst the city-wide reaction to Peter Parker's, alias Spider-Man, death, Miles bought a Spider-Man Suit to train his powers, as he felt the world was counting on him. Deciding to jump off a building, a smaller building than the first one after a logical afterthought, like in the comics detailing Spider-Man's origins, Miles failed horribly, wrecking the override key in the process.

Miles visited Spider-Man's grave, apologizing about the key and wishing he was here to help him through this, and was confronted by a stranger just then. Incredibly alarmed, Miles suddenly gave the stranger an electric shock somehow, rendering him unconscious as his Web-Shooters activated. Latched onto him before finding out he too wears a Spider-Man outfit, Miles makes a run for it when he's chased by the authorities. Terribly injuring this man as he fled, Miles had him tied to a punching bag in his uncle's apartment. While the man noticed he is like him, Miles ignored him instead and interrogates him. Coming to know he is in fact Peter Parker, Miles concluded he must've been pulled out of his universe of origin into Earth-1610 and that he could teach him how to be Spider-Man like the currently deceased version originally promised him. As a first lesson, Miles was rudely taught to watch the hands as he was blown away by the punching bag Parker was untied to all along, attempting to swing away until he suddenly glitched out, for his atoms do not belong in a parallel universe. Parker stole the override key from him, only to see it broken. Miles asked Parker if he's okay with his selfish behavior, receiving yes for an answer. He crouched, successfully making Parker feel guilty, and joined him in his quest.

Stopping by a burger joint that closed in Parker's universe the next morning, Miles told him that Alchemax Labs is in Hudson Valley. They went there by bus and discussed the plan, in which Parker infiltrates the lab, find the head scientist's computer, hack the computer to get the information they need for a new override key, and flees with a bagel in hand. Wondering where he fits in, Miles is told he's on lookout. As he swung towards the laboratory, Miles angrily slammed a rock in half, realizing he also has super strength now. He then saw the Kingpin accompanied by Lonnie Lincoln, nervously infiltrating the lab as well as a result. This all to not let Spider-Man die once more, as he explained to Parker in an air vent. Through it, Parker escaped and headed toward the laptop to enter the password he memorized as Miles unwillingly kept clinging onto the ceiling's lights. Advised to relax his fingers, Miles poorly sings "Sunflower" and falls onto a table. Doctor Olivia Octavius, a woman Miles was introduced to in his presentations at school, rushed towards her office when hearing the fall, prompting Miles' unique cloaking ability. Ordered to memorize an insanely long password and to download the schematic while Parker "works his charm", Miles decided to take the laptop, and the computer, instead. He escaped Octavius attack on Parker as "Doctor Octopus", unknowingly running into the girl he met in school.

Parker and Miles escaped the laboratory together, throwing a bagel at one of the scientists. He learnt web-swinging from Parker until he's caught in a Spider-Person's web. This person fends Doc Ock off and retrieved the computer she stole and introduced herself to Parker and Miles as Gwen Stacy, "Gwanda" as Miles knew her. He and Parker would follow her to the Spider-Lair.

### Leap of Faith

#### In the Spider-Lair

*"None of you can stay here. If you stay here, you'll die. I'm the guy who's going to turn it off and I'm going to get you all home before I do. Look, I made a promise. So I have to keep it."*
―Miles Morales to the Spider-Gang[src]
The Spider-Lair in question is beneath the shed behind May Parker's house, that of the late Peter Parker's aunt. Sharing his condolences and granting her the override key in dire need of fixing, Miles, alongside Gwen and Parker, descended towards the lair to meet three more Spider-People; Spider-Man Noir, Peni Parker with her robot partner SP//dr, and Peter Porker, Spider-Ham. They all volunteered to shut down the Super-Collider that got them into Earth-1610 and stay here, but Miles told them he must do it himself as the others would eventually die when staying in this universe, even though he couldn't use his powers on command. Miles' abilities were thus tested, only stressing Miles out to a point where he ran away to uncle Aaron's apartment.

After listening to a voicemail of his father, Miles would write a letter inside the building, only to notice metal claws clinging onto the window he left open. Realizing the Prowler had found him, Miles went to hide behind a table, later using his cloaking ability to bypass him. Because the area is secure, the Prowler reassures the Kingpin that he will find Miles, who was shocked to see his uncle Aaron behind the mask he just took off. Absolutely devastated, Miles made various sounds as he made his way out, with his invisibility fading away. Miles was followed by the Prowler a second time, but was able to escape him nonetheless.

#### Invasion of the Goons

*"I'm sorry. I wanted you to look up to me. I let you down, man, I let you down. You're the best of all of us, Miles. You're on your way. Just... keep going... just keep going..."*
―Aaron Davis to Miles Morales[src]
The next day, Miles quickly entered the Parker Residence to hastily inform the "Spider-Gang" of his uncle's alter-ego, but is interrupted by Kingpin's mercenaries, Octavius, Lincoln and Gargan, whom they must fight. The Prowler also appeared, trying to acquire the new override key Peni had just made. With it in the hands of Miles, he had to run from the Prowler, who chased him around the house. On the roof, threatened with murder, Miles unmasks himself within an instant, causing an unnerved Davis to do the same. Despite Kingpin's orders, he puts his nephew's mask back on and backs away, earning himself a bullet to the chest from Fisk himself, also trying to gun down Miles before being apprehended by Parker.

Told to leave, Miles swung to a nearby alleyway where Davis can rest. Davis told Miles in his last breath that he's sorry for letting him down, and that he has to keep going on. Miles, "the best of all of us", wept once Davis lets go of his hand and departed once his father finds him, requesting a new APB on his own son.

#### Knowing He's Ready

*"But I'm ready, I promise— Woah!"
"Then venom strike me right now, or turn invisible* on command *so you can get past me... Look, I know how much you want this, kid. But you don't have it yet. I'm sorry."
"When will I know I'm ready—"
You won't. It's a leap of faith. That's all it is Miles. A leap of faith."*
―Miles Morales and Peter B. Parker[src]
Infuriated, Miles wrecked his dorm room and threw his art book out the window, only to catch it when it's thrown back. His affiliates enter his room to comfort him with their own losses, but hid from his roommate Ganke Lee when he entered the room. Tucking him in, Parker stood behind to tell Miles he cannot come save them and that Parker will do so instead. His efforts to prove him wrong, to convince him he indeed is ready to stop Kingpin and save the Spider-Gang, amounted to nothing once he failed to showcase his fighting capabilities, or unique powers, then and there. Miles was tied to a chair with Parker's webbing and asked him when he knows he is ready. Parker replies that he won't, that it's a leap of faith, and left.

As the sun sets, Miles hears his father's voice, trying to tell him of uncle Aaron's death, but instead told him that he has an amazing spark, the reason why he pushes him, and unknowingly inspired Miles to free himself with a venom strike charged up on command and stops by the Parker Residence once more. Spray-painting a Spider-Man Suit to his liking to claim it as his own, and receiving new Web-Shooters from May, Miles proceeded to a tall glass building, knowing how to properly stick onto it. With a deep sigh, Miles donned his new mask, performing a powerful jump off of the shattering wall. He fell downward until finally deploying his webs to travel above New York City's buildings and roads, leaping off of and sprinting upon them until stopping nearby Fisk Tower to catch his breath, heading towards it afterward to aid his friends.

#### Battle at the Super-Collider Room

*"You're not stopping this. Not today."
"I am stopping this! Right now!"*
―Kingpin and Spider-Man[src]
The Spider-Gang, successfully infiltrating Fisk Tower, were caught in a battle between Fisk's men as Parker attempted to insert the override key into the console. Parker, enwrapped in Doctor Octopus' tentacles, watched as one of them is held tightly and is used to punch Doc Ock. The team viewed Doc Ock being constantly hit by an invisible force, that launched itself towards her using webbing to reveal itself as Miles Morales, who has ditched his streetwear, delivering a final punch before Doc Ock could make sense of Miles' sudden appearance as Spider-Man. The Spider-Gang celebrated Miles' metamorphosis into a true Spider-Man, leaving to contemplate fathering children.

As the battle continued, Miles' universe progressively corrupts as Fisk demanded the Super-Collider be turned up for alternate versions of his family are starting to emigrate. Standing upon objects and buildings converging between their native universe and Earth-1610, Miles resumed his confrontation with Doc Ock, allied by Parker and Gwen, who he'd boost upward after she descended into the collider's energy beam. Miles and the others prepared to strike Doc Ock after all delivering a punch each, shocked when she was hit by a sudden bus. Nonetheless, Miles took the goober and swung toward the console akin to his predecessor.

Inserting the goober, Miles announced his control over the beam, having the Spider-Gang stick beside him. Bidding farewell to Peni, ever thankful, Noir, who acquired a Rubik's Cube from Miles' universe, Peter Porker, from whom he received a mallet, Gwen, who he will remain friends with, Miles was interrupted by Fisk when he was about to say his goodbyes to Parker. Though Parker insisted on taking Fisk down so that Miles could shut down the collider, Miles told him he must return home and assured him he shall make amends with his ex-wife.

With Parker gone, Miles took Fisk head-on, removing his weapons and avoiding his attacks, sticking upon a train speeding by. Seeing the console's pinging button floating about on a tile, Miles was dragged into the train by Fisk through the window and is pinned to another. The train entered the beam while Fisk vows to enjoy killing another Spider-Man, just as he noticed his family's alternate versions running away from Fisk, prompting him to let go of Miles. Miles made his way upon the train's roof, and so did Fisk, being told Miles will stop the collider right now despite his orders. Slightly distracted by his father's sudden appearance in the control room, Miles was eventually crushed into an alternate Brooklyn Bridge. There, Miles was nearly killed by Fisk, who watched as Miles, hearing his father's calling to get up, does so, and blasts Fisk with a Venom Strike, swinging him upwards to the button.

With all effects reversed and the Super-Collider destroyed in the process, Miles called his father in the aftermath, invited to draw graffiti art somewhere, before swinging over to him as Spider-Man. After a surprise hug, Spider-Man thanks him for his bravery and informs him of Fisk caught in his web, ready to be arrested for his crimes.

### Sixteen Months Later

*"Okay, let's do this one last time. My name is Miles Morales. I was bitten by a radioactive spider. And for the last year and four months, I've been Brooklyn's one and only Spider-Man. And things are going great. Catching all sorts of bad guys. I designed my new suit, with fly ambiance down the side. Aunt May moved to Florida. I guest-hosted* Jeopardy!*. Endorsed baby powder. Apologized for endorsing baby powder. My mustache came in... and out. Been developing a new twist on my venom thing. How much longer can I keep lying about who I really am? I mean, would they get it if I told them?"*
―Miles Morales[src]

Miles started to fully embrace the mantle of Spider-Man, finishing his essay, saving dozens of people, getting hit by a drone, paying tribute to his late uncle with his father through graffiti art, revealing his identity to his roommate and placing a sticker he designed where his dad wouldn't come to find in the matter of two days. Miles had now learned that anyone can wear the mask, as proven by his friends.

A year eventually came to passed, in which Miles encountered a multitude of villains, designed a new suit, moved Aunt May to Florida, guest-hosting the game show *Jeopardy!*, apologizing for his ad campaigns, including growing a mustache, and developing a new technique regarding his electric abilities.

He explained this all while in an alteration with the Spot, an everyday villain, Miles presumed, robbing Lenny's bodega. Once he was through with him, Miles rushed over to Brooklyn Visions Academy to attend a meeting with him and his parents, where he revealed that he'd like to go to Princeton University. The meeting was cut short when Miles senses Spot recommitting his crime. With aid from his dad, Miles ends up confronting him in the abandoned Super-Collider Room. Miles was confused to listen to Spot's origin, and how he tied into it, but as he ran towards him, Miles watched as Spot fell into his own portal.

## Personality

*"I see this spark in you. It's amazing. It's why I push you. But it's yours. Whatever you choose to do with it, you'll be great."*
―Jefferson Davis to Miles Morales[src]
Miles Morales is a kind-hearted yet clumsy and socially awkward teenager who often resorts to humor when faced with uncomfortable situations. He takes pleasure in making people laugh, particularly his close friends and family. He holds a strong fascination for hip-hop and graffiti cultures, showcasing his artistic stickers on Brooklyn's street signs as a form of self-expression and a display of his affection for his city. Despite possessing immense potential, Miles prefers leading a regular life and tends to avoid challenging opportunities. He deliberately attempts to fail a science test to get expelled from his exclusive boarding school, aiming to prove that he's still an ordinary kid even after gaining spider-like powers from a radioactive spider bite. However, he eventually embraces his new school and abilities, leading him to take on the mantle of Spider-Man.

While initially hesitant to embrace the role of Spider-Man, Miles eventually steps into the role of New York's guardian following the death of Peter Parker. A speech by Mary Jane Parker, emphasizing that everyone possesses their own unique powers, deeply influences him. Despite his inherent understanding of responsibility, Miles grapples with controlling his powers due to fear and his attempts to emulate Peter Parker's approach as Spider-Man. Gradually, he recognizes that he should forge his own path rather than imitating Peter's methods, propelling him to take a metaphorical "leap of faith." This turning point allows him to gain confidence and mastery over his abilities, leading him to understand that his strength lies in being his own version of Spider-Man. He symbolically transforms one of Peter's old costumes by painting it black with a red spider emblem, showcasing his individuality as Spider-Man.

Miles' profound sense of duty and guilt have significantly impacted his life. He carries the weight of guilt over the demise of Spider-Man in his universe, as the hero sacrificed himself to save Miles when he was still inexperienced and young. His determination to aid Peter B. Parker and assist in returning him and other alternate Spider-People back to their respective universes is driven by a desire to honor his own Spider-Man's sacrifice.

Like his counterparts in the Spider-Gang, Miles displays a stubborn streak. Upon realizing the peril faced by the other interdimensional spiders, where they risked disintegration due to glitches in his universe, he becomes resolute in fulfilling his universe's Peter Parker's promise to shut down the dimensional collider and facilitate their return. Despite his limited experience, he refuses to let Peter B. Parker handle the task, even resorting to taking the override key from him and using tactics to impede his progress, which earns Peter's admiration.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

*"I can turn invisible. I have, like, electric powers."*
―Miles Morales to Gwen Stacy[src]
* **Spider Physiology**: Miles was never supposed to receive the powers that he did. But he did by indirect help of the Spot. He is now Spider-Man, the legend known to do whatever a spider can with a few never before seen abilities added.
	+ **Superhuman Strength**: Miles possesses the proportionate strength of a spider, allowing him to lift heavy loads and combat foes that would otherwise overwhelm him. Using his strength, he can harm opponents such as the Kingpin and Doc Ock with his strikes. He was able to crack a boulder in two after slamming his fist into it due to his frustration with Peter Parker. His physical strength also extends into his legs, enabling him to be able to jump great distances and heights.
	+ **Superhuman Durability**: Miles' body has become far tougher and denser than that of a regular human as he was able to withstand falls from extreme heights, blunt force trauma, and superhuman blows with little damage.
	+ **Superhuman Agility**: Miles possesses great amounts of enhanced levels of agility that are far beyond the natural physical limits of an Olympic-level gymnast. While running on the sidewalk and into the road, Miles could land on his feet without harm after being ran over by a car. He can also perform any complicated sequence of gymnastic stunts such as flips, rolls, and springs.
	+ **Superhuman Speed**: Miles possesses the proportionate speed of a spider, therefore he can run and move at speeds that are beyond the natural physical limits of the finest human athlete. He is able to transverse at high amounts of paces while running and moving, as well as traveling while web-swinging.
	+ **Spider-Sense**: When danger is present, Miles possesses a buzzing sensation in his head as a sort of a early warning system, allowing him to react accordingly. His spider-sense offers him near complete awareness of his surroundings, and in conjunction with his reflexes, allows him to instinctively dodge or counter nearly all attacks. His spider-sense also helps him recognize other individual with spider-powers, making them have some sort of connection.
	+ **Wallcrawling**: Miles possesses the ability to cling onto any surface using just his fingertips and feet. Although he was unable to control this power at first, he has mastered it as of late. The extent is how much pressure he can stick to walls is less than perfect, considering how much focus he needs to handle lifting his own weight.
	+ **Camouflage**: Miles, including his clothing, can blend into his surroundings, allowing him to sneak up or even flee from his enemies, as he was able to surprise attack Doc Ock without her knowing that he was there. The resulting effect closely resembles that of invisibility.
	+ **Bio-Electricity Manipulation/Venom Strike:** Miles is able to produce electricity through his hands to stun his enemies or destroy technology. His venom strike can be used against an opponent at a distance by conducting it through a material in which Miles and his opponent are in contact. He was able to use this ability to knock Peter Parker unconscious, break out from his restraints after being webbed up by Peter, and later defeated Kingpin in their final confrontation.

### Abilities

*"The only way to get all the answers wrong, is to know which answers were right. You're trying to quit. And I'm not going to let you."*
―Ms. Calleros to Miles Morales[src]
* **Genius-Level Intellect**: Despite being accepted into Brooklyn Visions Academy via Lottery Scholarship, Miles is a highly gifted individual. This was noted by his teacher, who stated after Miles failed his entrance exam on purpose, that Miles had to know all the answers if he could get every question wrong. He was also able to deduce that Peter B. Parker was from another dimension moments after meeting him, managing to impress the other Spider-Man.
* **Expert Graffiti Artist**: Miles is a highly skilled graffiti artist, being able to utilize his talents to create his own art and even make his own Spider-Man suit.
* **Expert Combatant**: Despite not having any training in combat, Miles' spider-sense and reflexes make him a capable melee fighter. He was able to fight Doc Ock with the help of Peter and Gwen, and engage Kingpin in a brutal one-on-one battle, although he was overpowered by Fisk's sheer strength and large size. As well as able to anticipate spots attacks with aid from his sixth sense to strike at his positions going around the opening portals.

## Equipment

### Weapons

*"Made 'em myself. They fit perfectly."*
―May Parker to Miles Morales[src]
* **Web-Shooters**: Built by May Parker, Miles uses red web-shooters as Spider-Man.

### Other Equipment

*"It always fits. Eventually."*
―Store Owner to Miles Morales[src]
* **Spider-Man Suit**: *To be added*

## Facilities

*"Mom, do you ever think about moving out of Brooklyn?"
"Our family doesn't run from things, Miles."*
―Miles Morales and Rio Morales[src]
* **Morales Residence**: Miles resides in an apartment in Brooklyn with his parents.

## Relationships

* Rio Morales - Mother
* Gloria Morales - Maternal Grandmother
* Aaron Davis/Prowler † - Paternal Uncle, Attempted Killer, Former Enemy

Allies* Brooklyn Middle School - Former Middle School
* Brooklyn Visions Academy - Private School
	+ Calleros - Teacher
	+ C. Salas - Situational Enemy
	+ Ganke Lee - Classmate, Best Friend
	+ Weber - Counselor
* Peter Parker/Spider-Man † - Idol, Mentor
* Spider-Gang - Former Teammates
	+ May Parker
* Lenny's Bodega
	+ Lenny
	+ Wilson Fisk/Kingpin - Attempted Killer
	+ Olivia Octavius/Doctor Octopus - Attempted Killer
	+ Maximus Gargan/Scorpion
	+ Lonnie Lincoln/Tombstone
	+ Norman Osborn/Green Goblin
* Spider-Society - Former Allies
	+ Miguel O'Hara/Spider-Man - Situational Enemy
	+ Jessica Drew/Spider-Woman
	+ Ben Reilly/Scarlet Spider
* Johnathon Ohnn/Spot - Nemesis
* Antonio Rodriguez/Armadillo
* Vincent Patilio/Leapfrog
* Maxwell Markham/Grizzly
* Abner Jenkins/Beetle
* Miles G. Morales/Prowler - Kidnapper
* Aaron Davis - Kidnapper

## Appearances

In chronological order:

* *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse*
* *The Spider Within*
* *Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse*
* *Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse*

## Trivia

* In the comics, **Miles Gonzalo Morales** is Brooklyn's friendly neighborhood Spider-Man of Earth-1610 after Peter Parker's death.
* Miles' Spider-Man suit appears in *Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales*, accompanied by the "Vibe the Verse" suit mod and the "Bam! Pow! Wham!" visor mod.
* Miles is described as a teenager (13 - 17). *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse* takes place in 2018. This would mean Miles is likely born within the 2000s.

## References

The Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse Wiki has a collection of images and media related to **Spider-Man/Earth-1610**.
1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 *Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse*

## External links

* Miles Morales on Wikipedia
* Miles Morales on Marvel Database