Some new concept images displaying rejected iterations of Miles Morales’ Prowler suit from the end of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse were recently released. Spider-Verse 2’s climactic twist unveiled a huge surprise for fans, revealing that the Spider-Man version of Miles Morales from Earth-1610 was actually in the wrong universe.
No Spidey exists on Earth-42, and Miles himself has decided to take on the role of the Prowler, which is usually held by his Uncle Aaron Davis. The brand-new look at the Prowler is entirely different as compared to the version from Spider-Verse 1, especially the physicality of Miles, who looks nothing like Aaron. The images of the Prowler feature an augmented mask and more colorful accents.
New look at Spider-Verse 2 rejected Prowler designs
Kristafer Anka, the famous comic book artist and illustrator took to his Twitter and shared a couple of rejected versions of Miles Morales’ Prowler suit from Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. Anka also wrote in the post that they wanted to keep the "homemade style with engineering help from [Uncle] Aaron" while also having "fresh takes on the costume."
Here, fans get a close-up look at Miles Morales from Earth-42, who has a hood on with a spray-painted symbol and spiked claws.
It can be seen that the Prowler is on the prowl in this in-action look, which highlights his oversized spiked collar, long hair, and the pink accents on his shoes.
This image shows us that the Prowler is all armed and ready for battle, with a shaggy jacket wrapped around his waist, an outlined chest symbol, and popping pink eyes.
This version of the Prowler looks like it is all armed and ready for battle, with a shaggy jacket wrapped around his waist, an outlined chest symbol, and popping pink eyes.
This version of Miles Morales as Prowler seems to be swinging what looks like nunchucks, while the red, pink, and purple on his suit is highlighted.
This look of Earth-42 Miles Morales was designed by Evan Monteiro, in which he slightly resembles the final version of Spider-Verse 2.
This version shows Miles Morales’ Prowler wearing a prominent red mask, a short purple jacket, and intricately designed claws.
This rejected iteration of Miles Morales’ Prowler finalizes the color choices, but his legs somehow appear robotic before completion.
This close-up image of Miles’ face spotlights the mask filters with certain notes in order to move "further back" and "thicker like this (a real-world filter):"
These are all the images we got from Anka's account, and now looking at these, fans are bummed they didn't get to see this version of Miles Morales' Prowler. Hopefully, sometime in the future, this look will be used for the Prowler since it does look fantastic!
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse will soon be available to stream from August 8, 2023, on Amazon Video. It has also been reported that Spider-Man: Across the Spiderverse might release on Netflix on September 30, 2023.
