The first trailer for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Part One) revealed that the heroes of the first animated movie, Miles Morales and Spider-Gwen, will have to deal with Spider-Man 2099. More than likely, they'll be dealing with many other variants of Spider-Man from across the multiverse, including many of the best versions of Spider-Man from Marvel Comics.

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The multiverse has become a substantial part of the lore surrounding Spider-Man, giving rise not just to Miles Morales and Gwen Stacy in their respective realities, but countless others. Many of them would make great allies for the duo in the new movie, and a few of them could serve as villains depending on which way the story goes.

Zombie Spider-Man

Zombie Spider-Man attacks Mary Jane in Marvel Comics.

Given the fact that the Marvel Zombies alternate reality from the comics is getting its own animated series on Disney+, it's very possible that the Zombie Spider-Man appears in the new movie. This variant of Peter Parker, infected by the dreaded zombie virus, could serve as a villain in a small or big way since he's actually one of the most powerful versions of Spider-Man.

The Zombie Spider-Man not only became effectively immortal through the virus but also attained the Power Cosmic when he and other zombies attacked Galactus. This makes him potentially a fascinating and terrifying foe in the multiverse.

Silk

Cindy Moon aka Silk hanging on webs

It's easy to imagine that Silk will appear at some point in the movie or its sequel, set for 2023. Cindy Moon doesn't come from an alternate reality but actually originates in Earth-616. A student who was bitten by the same spider that gave Peter Parker his powers, she's a unique take on the iconic character.

Silk could be retconned in animation to come from a different universe, but she's sure to maintain her unique powers, which include generating organic webbing, unlike the mechanical variety Peter Parker uses.

Spider-Man U.K.

Spider-UK stands in front of a union jack in the comics.

Spider-Man U.K. is also the Captain Britain of his universe, which makes him ideal for appearing in the movie. As a member of the Captain Britain Corps, he's tasked with defending the multiverse from threats by the Omniversal Magistrix, Saturnyne.

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William Braddock could conceivably appear in other places as well. Captain Carter is effectively the Captain Britain of the MCU at this point, already a multiversal defender herself. Spider-Man U.K. could potentially appear in season 2 of What If...?

Lady Spider

Lady Spider fights Doctor Octopus in Marvel Comics.

Lady Spider is one of the best alternate versions of Spider-Woman in the comics and would be a lot of fun to include in the movie. She comes from the steampunk-themed alternate reality of Earth-803. Her unique costume, which features steam-powered spider arms, would be a great visual.

She fights a steampunk Sinister Six in her reality and has crossed over with many other variants of Spider-Man and Spider-Woman in the comics, making her a natural to appear.

Superior Spider-Man

Superior Spider-Man swings through the city in the comics.

One of the best versions of Doctor Octopus appeared in the first Into The Spider-Verse movie in 2018, with Olivia Octavius menacing the heroes. Another great version from the comics that could appear is the Superior Spider-Man, who is actually Otto Octavius in Peter Parker's body.

A dying Octavius swapped his consciousness with Parker's, gaining the youth and power of Spider-Man for a period of time and appearing to condemn Peter Parker to death in Otto's failing body.

Spider-Hulk

Spider-Man becomes the Hulk in Marvel Comics.

There have been a couple of versions of the "Spider-Hulk" in Marvel Comics. Both would be great additions to the upcoming movie for combining the nimble agility of Spider-Man and the brute force of the Hulk. He first appeared in Web of Spider-Man #70 in the '90s, when Spider-Man got Hulk powers.

The second version appeared in the 2020 comic Immortal Hulk: Great Power, which in this case gave Bruce Banner the powers of Spider-Man. Either iteration of the character would be a lot of fun in the movie.

"May Day" Parker

Spider-Man and Spider-Girl

May "May Day" Parker is the daughter of Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson in Earth-982, the home of the MC2 universe. She's a great and fun character who would make a lot of sense for the upcoming movie to tackle.

May Parker develops her spider-powers as a teenager and takes over the role from her father after he is seriously injured in a battle. She has also already crossed over with Spider-Variants in the comics, making it likely she will in animation as well.

Captain Universe

Miles Morales fights as Captain Universe in Marvel Comics.

The Captain Universe variant of Spider-Man is one of the most powerful cosmic beings in the Marvel Universe, making him a fun character to throw into the mix in the sequel. Even better, there are a couple of different versions to choose from.

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Peter Parker gains the powers of Captain Universe by accident at the end of the 90s crossover Acts of Vengence. During the Spider-Geddon crossover that brought together a lot of Spider-Variants many years later, Miles Morales was bestowed with the cosmic force as well.

Ben Reilly

Ben Reilly swinging around NYC in Spider-Man

One of the most significant versions of Spider-Man in the comics is Peter Parker's clone, Ben Reilly. Reilly emerged from the "Clone Sage," a massive crossover in the 1990s that at the time was controversial with fans for replacing Peter with Ben. Ben has since become a well-liked member of the extended Spider-Man family.

Introducing Ben Reilly in Across the Spider-Verse could be established by simply making him another variant, without having to go into the complexities of the "Clone Sage," which introduced several different clones.

Supaidāman

Spider-Man holds up his arm with the web shooter on it in Spider-Man 1978

Supaidāman is the version of Spider-Man from the 1978 Japanese live-action series featuring the character. The show ran for 41 episodes in Japan and has since developed a cult following elsewhere, making this version a great choice to explore in the multiverse.

Despite having a costume that is more or less the same as the comic book one, Supaidāman does have differences in his backstory and powers that would distinguish him. Takuya Yamashiro gains his powers from an alien after a spaceship crashes near his home.

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