Why is there so many Mexican spider-man Knockoffs?
Why is there so many Mexican spider-man Knockoffs?
David Robinson
Robert Parker
Because his design is lucha libre as fuck. Are you the same fucker who keeps asking this?
Andrew Miller
Jaime is not like Spider-Man in any way unless you think that any male teen hero is a Spider-Man knockoff, which is fucking retarded. Also, two of the others are literally named "Spider-Man" and published by Marvel, so hardly "knockoffs".
Ryan Young
Miles is Puerto Rican isn't he? Or atleast people decided his mom was Puerto Rican and Bendis just fell in line because Bendis doesn't think anything through.
Henry Perry
Sideways is the most successful Mexican spidey and he only has 2 issues!
Noah Diaz
>Why are there so many white Spider Man knockoffs?
ftfy
Jackson Lee
Why does Spider-Man have a Luchador looking mask?
Carson Rogers
Miles is not Mexican he's Domincan Puerto Rican or some shit.
Connor Murphy
Remove Miles and Miguel.
They are not knockoffs, they are legacies. It is saying Superboy is a knockoff from superman
Mason Allen
I thought his mom was dominican?
William Adams
Miggy is a true successor.
Oliver Lopez
Why does everyone forget Miguel's Irish half?
Caleb Davis
Why do you keep making this thread? Moreover, as far as Miles advocates are concerned, he's just black
Hudson Jenkins
I haven't read 2099 in a while but I don't remember the Irish half being used to add small touches like the suit being a Day of the Dead costume or Miguel vacationing in Mexico. Or his mom adding Spanish to her dialog after PAD left writing.
Matthew Ward
He's half Puerto Rican on his mother's side
Ayden Morales
Fuck you Jaime is actually cool and different from Peter, the same goes for Miguel, but i haven't read sideways and Miles is just bland i don't if he ever improved
Austin Roberts
It just really bothers me that everyone, including writers, seem to ignore or have forgotten that the character was like the ultimate representation of the bright vision of future America, as a mixing pot.
Bentley Thompson
Jaime: Chicano
Miguel : Mexican/Irish White
Miles: Puerto Rican/Afroamerican
Derek: Puerto Rican raised by Whites
None of them is a real mexican
Brandon Allen
Colton Hill
How are Miles and Miguel knockoffs?
Miles is not mexican btw
Noah Long
I don't remember what flavor of burrito his sexy ass Mom was, but I don't think Miles is Mexican.
Jaxon Stewart
His powers involve scaling walls, it speaks to their culture.
Easton Collins
Aracnido Jr is Mexican
>Spiderverse #2
Joshua Parker
Mexico gots lotsa spiders.
Jaxson Green
>Irish White
He's not even that since the dad he grew up with got cucked by Tyler Stone.
Blake Jenkins
>he honestly thinks this
Grayson Gray
What is Stone's background?
Carson Richardson
Don't forget Anya Corazon.
James Hill
I don't get why Sideways is called a Spider-Man. It feels like calling Cuphead "the Dark Souls of platformers". He's got eyes on his suit, and he's a kid hero in a big city. That's basically the end of the similarities.
Daniel Anderson
Puerto ricans rule New York so it makes sense
Luke Brown
If illegally immigrating to the US until you and your family are given citizenship by libtards doesn't make you a real mexican, what fucking does?
Samuel Sanchez
Miguel and Jaime should team up.
John Garcia
He's not just a male teen hero, he's a male teen hero in a full bodysuit who is also bug themed
Also...isn't the modern version of Blue Beetle suit basically a knock off symbiote?
Christian Green
Was Blue Beetle not first?
It's one of the few American comics I read, and I like the non-power Blue Beetle. His gimmicks and all, it was a good read.
Lincoln Price
Are these all Mexican?
Do the average Mexican kids care about comics?
For my country, it's like muslims would care about our comics, like bob & bobette, they can't go into the humor and language.
Can some american or mexican explain?
Does Mexico have a huge comic fanbase?
Jason Allen
>Are these all Mexican?
Nah, just Miguel and Jaime I think
>Do the average Mexican kids care about comics?
Very much, comics are a pretty big business in Mexico. Of course the movies have a lot to do with them, but people buy a lot of issues and tpbs.
>Does Mexico have a huge comic fanbase?
Yes, not as big as the anime fanbase tho.
Kayden Bell
That's kinda nice.
I hope they can get some Mexican national spirit and make their country better, instead of making their future somewhere else.
There is no place like home.
Jaxon Hernandez
>Also...isn't the modern version of Blue Beetle suit basically a knock off symbiote?
No, it's a knock-off Guyver, the manga of which predates both the black suit and "secretly an alien organism" retcon.