As a seasoned gamer and comic book enthusiast with a soft spot for both Marvel and Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, I must say, this crossover has me jumping for joy! It’s not every day you see your favorite superheroes paying homage to iconic manga battles. The echoes of Stardust Crusaders in Miles Morales: Spider-Man #25 are undeniable, and it’s a delightful blend of two worlds that I never knew I needed.
In simpler terms, you could say that since Spider-Man’s recent battle seemed reminiscent of the battles in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure, it gives the impression that perhaps he’s a fan of anime or manga, like those depicted in Jojo’s series.
For years, there’s been an intricate blend between American comics and manga, with numerous crossovers occurring more frequently over the past few decades. Recently, a notable superhero from the Marvel Cinematic Universe has made a nod to a well-known franchise.
In Miles Morales: Spider-Man #25, Miles Morales – the new Spider-Man – squares off against the Vulture. Within this battle, a significant panel emerges where they stand off, echoing the positions and camera angles of Jotaro and Dio’s showdown in Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure: Starlight Crusaders.
In the comic “Miles Morales: Spider-Man #25,” there’s a reference to JoJo, as it mimics the pose of the confrontation between Jotaro and Dio.
— Kudasai (@somoskudasai) October 24, 2024
That pivotal instance signified a significant transformation for the expanding franchise. During that particular season, Stand abilities – which could be considered their form of superpowers – were first presented, and this conflict foreshadowed the evolution of the Jojo series.
Ever since then, it’s turned into a widely acclaimed scene that resonates throughout popular media due to its timeless and distinctive nature. It seems Marvel shares this sentiment, and I imagine Miles and Peter would also find it significant.
People seem to be quite thrilled with this blend too. One enthusiast remarks, “What a delight! The inventiveness and action-packed stances certainly give a fresh perspective to the universe of Miles,” while another expresses their satisfaction in a more casual manner by posting a meme that reads, “This is just top-notch.
Some have pointed out the Vulture is doing a Jujutsu Kaisen pose as well. Artist Federico Vicentini knows his stuff when it comes to major Japanese franchises, and he knows how to get people talking across different regions of the comic book medium. Hopefully this’ll inspire curiosity for both Spidey and Jojo.
The issue is available now, if you want some American heroism with a tinge of manga as well. Meanwhile we have a guide to My Hero Academia Season 8 if you want more anime heroism in your life.
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2024-10-27 16:18