The Spider-Heroes of the multiverse unite in an awesome spider worms cosplay celebrating multiple versions of Spider Man and its allies. As protector and champion of the Web of Life and Fate, Spider-Man has had many adventures with his alternate universe counterparts, and now a team of cosplayers are recreating this iconic Marvel spectacle.
The Spider-Verse began in 2014 Amazing Spider-Man #9 by Dan Slott and Olivier Coipel, and brought together different variations of the Web-Head across multiple dimensions. Marvel has since revisited the concept several times, including in the MCUs. Spider-Man: No Coming Home. At its core, every Spider-Verse story is about different Spider-Heroes coming together across dimensions to save the day. Some of the most notable are Spider-Gwen, Miles Morales, and Spider-Man 2099.
In a clear homage to the cover of Amazing Spider-Man #13, created by Coipel, cosplayers @mike_jcosplay, @courtneycosplay, @davidl.knightshadows7508 and @theflashinnash don the masks of various Wall-Crawlers and charge headlong into battle. This live-action adaptation was featured in a video by photographer Ryan Sims in honor of Spider-Man Day. The video gives a quick look at the costumes, posing, and lighting that were used to recreate the comic book cover. Although the image does not match exactly, it features many Spider-People including Ultimate Spider-Man, Iron Spider-Man, Spider-Man 2099, Spider-Girl, Spider-Gwen/Gwenom, the PS4 Spider-Man. , and of course Miles Morales’ Spider-Man.
Marvel’s Spider-Verse Cosplay Nails Wall-Crawlers
The lighting (credited to @paulcbuffinc) and effects work together perfectly and give viewers an almost surreal feeling that they are watching a comic book instead of a live image of a group of Spider-Verse cosplayers swinging in the action on a background of digital fire of destruction.
The best thing about a concept like the Spider-Verse is that it allows fans and creators to give Spider-Man their own spin. This is currently happening with marvel’s Edge of the spider worms, which features all new creative heroes based on Spider-Man, including a Disney Princess Spider-Woman and Marvel’s first gay Spider-Man. In the Spider-Verse, there’s room for endless variations of everyone’s favorite Wall-Crawler – maybe that’s why it’s become a fan favorite.
The Spider-Verse has been one of Marvel’s coolest and most interesting concepts over the past decade. It continues to draw fans and allows Spider-Man to break down interdimensional and artistic boundaries, and this cosplay photo shoot is no different. Ryan Sims and his collaborators really take it to another level by combining cosplay with stunning photography and visual effects as they travel the spider worms.
Source: @ryansimsphotography
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