Hobart "Spider-Man/Punk" Brown.
“I don't believe in comedy! ... Just kidding!"
Calling it now. He'll possibly be one of the most influential characters to be released within the past 10 years. In both writing & design. He's introduced to us as an absolute rebel. As the movie plays on, you learn that he was looking out for Miles the entire time. He's probably one of the greatest big bros to hit the big screen.
Daniel Kaluuya does an amazing job voicing him. He's the type of laid back, confident dude we all wish we had in our lives. He's just as funny as any other spider person, but he is at his best when he's shown doing what he wants to do.
His design is striking. One thing i love about him is the choice they made at the start, designing his face to be shaped the way it is. It's very different from the rest of the cast, and his character designer is very proud of it. I know people that look like him that are treated differently for it. Seeing him on the big screen did wonders for me. It'll do wonders for others.
Aside from his sick fashion sense, he has a visual effect unique to him, that was made with the black punk scene of where he's from in mind.
It. Looks. Amazing. He looks like he walked straight out of a zine. The newspaper texture on him can even be read i hear. He even moves at a different framerate than the rest of t he cast. Seeing him in motion is something you need to see with your own eyes. Everything about this man just spells out the type of creativity that just makes your jaw hit the floor. I think this is what art's about. It's gotta be.
