Ever since his first appearance in the Marvel Universe, Bailey Briggs (aka Spider-Boy), has struggled to come to terms with the fact that no one seems to know who he is. While this isn’t an experience entirely unique to Spider-Man’s proclaimed sidekick, it is one that he is woefully unprepared to face on his own. Thankfully, it doesn’t look like he will have to do that anymore, as he has finally found what is not just a home to call his own, but a place in which he can begin rebuilding his forgotten legacy.On a bright and sunny day in New York City, Spider-Boy takes the opportunity to put on a show for his adoring public, leaping through the air and calling out to the people of the city. As seen in Edge of Spider-Verse #3’s “Nobody Knows Who You Are” (by Dan Slott, Humberto Ramos, Wayne Faucher, Edgar Delgado, and VC’s Joe Caramagna), this doesn’t go over nearly as well as the young hero had hoped, with the story’s title becoming ever more apt as the tale continues. Not only are nearly all traces of Bailey’s life on Earth no longer existent, but everyone also appears to have forgotten him. Luckily, it isn’t long before Bailey forms a psychic connection with someone who needs his help just as much as he needs theirs.First seen in Spider-Man #7 (by co-writers and creators Dan Slott and Mark Bagley), Bailey Briggs was brought into being as a result of the Web of Life and Destiny being rewoven. While this returned previously erased heroes such as Jessica Drew and Peter Parker to their proper forms, it also resulted in Spider-Boy stepping into the picture as Marvel’s latest “long-lost” brand-new character. For Bailey, this was simply an opportunity to get back to business as usual, while for the rest of the Spider-Verse it was the birth of someone they had never even met.RELATED: Spider-Man’s Oldest Detractor is Proof Norman Osborn Can Actually Be Redeemed
Ever since his first appearance in the Marvel Universe, Bailey Briggs (aka Spider-Boy), has struggled to come to terms with the fact that no one seems to know who he is. While this isn’t an experience entirely unique to Spider-Man’s proclaimed sidekick, it is one that he is woefully unprepared to face on his own. Thankfully, it doesn’t look like he will have to do that anymore, as he has finally found what is not just a home to call his own, but a place in which he can begin rebuilding his forgotten legacy.
On a bright and sunny day in New York City, Spider-Boy takes the opportunity to put on a show for his adoring public, leaping through the air and calling out to the people of the city. As seen in Edge of Spider-Verse #3’s “Nobody Knows Who You Are” (by Dan Slott, Humberto Ramos, Wayne Faucher, Edgar Delgado, and VC’s Joe Caramagna), this doesn’t go over nearly as well as the young hero had hoped, with the story’s title becoming ever more apt as the tale continues. Not only are nearly all traces of Bailey’s life on Earth no longer existent, but everyone also appears to have forgotten him. Luckily, it isn’t long before Bailey forms a psychic connection with someone who needs his help just as much as he needs theirs.
First seen in Spider-Man #7 (by co-writers and creators Dan Slott and Mark Bagley), Bailey Briggs was brought into being as a result of the Web of Life and Destiny being rewoven. While this returned previously erased heroes such as Jessica Drew and Peter Parker to their proper forms, it also resulted in Spider-Boy stepping into the picture as Marvel’s latest “long-lost” brand-new character. For Bailey, this was simply an opportunity to get back to business as usual, while for the rest of the Spider-Verse it was the birth of someone they had never even met.
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