‘Spider-Man: Miles Morales’ Gets Prequel Novel

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'Spider-Man' (Image: Marvel)

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Everyone’s favorite Latino Spider-Man is coming back to the world of video games when the PS5 drops this November. But, if you can’t get enough of Miles Morales, Marvel has you covered. Marvel will be releasing two books about the PlayStation version of Miles Morales.

The first of these will be a prequel novel Wings of Fury and will take place between the upcoming PS5 launch title and 2018’s Marvel Spider-Man. Written by Brittney Morris, the book will launch on November 10 and is published by Titan Books. The official description of the book reads as followed:

With an exclusive adventure leading directly into the game itself, Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales – Wings of Fury features Miles Morales coming to terms with what it means to be Spider-Man. A mix-up with the law leaves Miles questioning everything, and when Vulture and his accomplice Starling unleash experimental tech on Marvel’s New York, Miles must decide what kind of hero he wants to be.

Wings of Fury will be priced at $16 and is 288 pages long.

The second book will be The Art of Spider-Man: Miles Morales. At 192 pages in length, the book will include concept art, in-game renders, and insight from the artists and developers at Insomniac, Marvel, and PlayStation. It will be released sometime in February and is priced at $39.95.

Spider-Man: Miles Morales will launch on November 12, alongside the PlayStation 5.

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