This year, superhero movie fans were treated to the debut of Tom Holland as Spider-Man in the […]

This year, superhero movie fans were treated to the debut of Tom Holland as Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Captain America: Civil War. Spider-Man’s appearance represented a jump between worlds, as the previously separated Spider-Man movies finally became one with the cinematic universe of the Avengers.

That wasn’ the only time a Spider-Man has jumped universes in recent months. Miles Morales, the Spider-Man of the now defunct Ultimate Marvel Universe, survived his universe’s death to become a part of the main Marvel 616 universe.

Marvel Comics writer Brian Michael Bendis is vital to all of this. Bendis created Miles Morales, but he also wrote the adventures of the Ultimate Marvel Universe’s Peter Parker before that, and the influence of those adventures on Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man: Homecoming is evident from the film’s premise and first trailer.

ComicBook.com spoke to Bendis about bringing Miles Morales to the 616 and his upcoming crossover with Spider-Gwen, as well as his feelings about Ultimate Spider-Man‘s influence on Spider-Man: Homecoming and seeing another of his Marvel Comics creations, Jessica Jones, comes to live-action in the Marvel Netflix series.

Source : Brian Michael Bendis Reacts To Seeing His Spider-Man And Jessica Jones Brought To LIve-Action