The world of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure has come to the Marvel Comics universe in new fan art. A surprising Jojo has been found and even given his own stand. The lucky character is Spider-Man's own personal nemesis, J. Jonah Jameson.
The hit manga Jojo's Bizarre Adventure was first serialized in Weekly Shōnen Jump from 1987 to 2004. Since 2005, the multi-part manga has been published in Ultra Jump. It was created by Hirohiko Araki. Thus far, it has spanned one hundred and thirty-one volumes, currently composed of eight parts. The English translation is presently on the fifth, Golden Wind.
Twitter user @derpman47 shared a piece of fan art showing John Jonah Jameson Jr. crossed over with Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. The image of JJJ is a still from the 2002 Spider-Man film and behind him is a cartoonified version of him that imitates the hit manga series. This stand is rather impressive considering it replicates his exact look. Stands were introduced in Jojo's Bizarre Adventure: Part 3 — Stardust Crusaders. They are manifestations of life or spiritual energy, which are frequently used for battle. Stands come in many varieties with a wide range of abilities, though they rarely look identical to their stand user.
While the main characters in the series bearing the name of Jojo do so through a combination of their first and last names, John Jonah Jameson could possibly qualify through this first and middle. After all, Giorno Giovanna qualifies as a Jojo based on the sound of his name, not through strict adherence to the "Jo Jo" spelling. Similarly, Josuke Higashikata from some perspectives only has a singular "Jo," though "suke" can be written in a form that is pronounced as "Jo." This makes him "Jojo" on a deeper linguistic level that is limited to only his first name. It therefore seems entirely possible for John Jonah Jameson to be enough to make the argument regarding his name.
Marvel and manga occasionally cross over, but this has to be one of the strangest pairings - even though it is just fans having some fun. J. Jonah Jameson isn't much of a fighter, though it is inarguable that he certainly has a fighting spirit when it comes to The Daily Bugle. He also has a lot of energy that he concentrates towards Spider-Man in his portrayal of the wall crawler as a public menace. However, the visualization of his stand is certainly noteworthy, even if it hasn't been given a proper name.
Stands in Jojo's Bizarre Adventure range in appearance. They can focus on how a character expresses themselves via their mind or the form their psyche takes on for itself. Some are stronger than others. Considering his level of self-confidence, determination, and the way he has embraced his role, it does seem highly likely that Jameson's most powerful self WOULD be an almost direct visual copy of himself. He has faced hardships and has questioned his desire to bring down Spider-Man after getting to know Peter Parker, but J. Jonah Jameson is at his most powerful when he IS himself. Even without a stand name, this potential Marvel stand user would be incredible to see in the context of the world of Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. The fan art, shared by @derpman47, allows fans to contemplate a fun what-if scenario that will never be seen in official Marvel manga.
Source: @derpman47