Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige has hinted that the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) may eventually introduce a live-action version of Miles Morales, the popular Black and Latino Spider-Man from an alternate universe. According to a recent interview, Feige said the studio “definitely has plans” for the character, but those plans will likely wait until after Sony Pictures’ animated Spider-Verse film series concludes. The Spider-Verse movies, which star Miles Morales as the main character, are ongoing and have been critically and commercially successful. Feige’s comments suggest that once the animated trilogy wraps up, Marvel intends to bring Miles into the live-action MCU. He did not provide a timeline or specific project details. Miles Morales has appeared in comics and video games for years, and fans have long hoped to see him alongside Tom Holland’s Peter Parker. The MCU has explored the concept of the multiverse in recent films, making it possible for alternate versions of Spider-Man to exist. Feige’s remarks were made in a recent interview with Deadline. No official confirmation or release dates have been announced.