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Today our focus is on Spider-Man,

specifically Miles Morales.

Probably should clarify that now that there are two Spider-Man in town.

Well, actually just the one since Peter Parker has

taken a well-earned vacay, but still.

MJ's headed overseas for the bugle and requested me as her photographer.

Kind of a working vacation for us.

So let's not let Peter distract us here.

We've got much more interesting things to talk about today because with a new Spider-Man comes new powers comes new responsibility.

You see Spider-Man Miles Morales just came out and as upgrade 2.0 of the original Spider-Man

has got himself some feature bloat.

In addition to your standard issue spider skills,

Miles has camouflage ability and bioelectricity.

Now, don't even get me started on this. Maybe get me started a little on this because what the

first the camouflage great you got yourself special DNA powers from a spider bite that make you invisible cool

totally fine with that. But why are your clothes able to change too? These are DNA-based powers. I'm not asking for Streaker man running around town. I'm just saying that your DNA magic should not be able to cloak your literal cloak.

Grip number two, your bioelectricity is called venom strikes?

Yeah, that's not going to get confusing with another character in this franchise. is Anyway, thanks to Miles' Electrocharged Venom powers, Miles succeeds in a battle against Rhino where Peter fails.

It's enough to make Pete realize that he's quickly becoming obsolete.

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