I decided to draw Miles because, honestly, he’s my favorite superhero. There’s something about him that hits different—he’s not just another version of Spider-Man, he’s a reminder that anyone can wear the mask, no matter where you come from or what your story is. I love the way his character blends responsibility with a fresh, youthful energy, and the art style around him always feels bold and alive. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse really brought that to life—the show is about Miles discovering who he is, stepping into a role he didn’t think he was ready for, and proving to himself that he’s capable of more than he ever imagined. It’s a story of growth, courage, and finding your own place in the world, and that’s exactly why I connect with him so much.
