Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse has revealed new sketches of Peter B. Parker's daughter, Mayday Parker.
Since the 2018 film explored this Spider-Man's fear of having kids, the fact that Mayday is on the scene says a lot about his character's growth and his rekindled relationship with Mary-Jane.
While Spider-Verse fans don't know what this Multiversal story has in store for Jake Johnson's web-slinger and his family, Sony Pictures is continuing to reveal more of Mayday and her bond with her Spider-Dad.
More Mayday Parker from Spider-Verse 2
The official Twitter account for Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse posted four images of Into the Spider-Verse's Peter B. Parker and his daughter, Mayday.
The tweet from the Spider-Verse 2 account reads as follows:
"From Peter B. Parker to Papa B. Parker #SpiderVerse"
The first two images shared are sketches or concept art that haven't been seen until now.
Both offer audiences a peek at the relationship between Jake Johnson's web-slinger and his young daughter.
The next image of Mayday Parker was released alongside the Across the Spider-Verse trailer, revealing her red locks and a Spider logo on her overalls.
Lastly, the following image of the bathrobe-wearing Peter Parker sporting Mayday's baby carrier is from the film's new trailer.
Mayday Parker's Role in the Spider-Verse
Heading into Spider-Verse 2, it's no secret that the sequel has a wide cast of characters from Miles and Gwen to Spider-Man 2099 and Spider-Woman and dozens of other Spider-powered individuals.
Given Peter B. Parker's integral role in Into the Spider-Verse, it only makes sense for him to continue as a key player; but the fact that Sony continues to highlight Mayday suggests she could be just as important.
So far, Sony has revealed her name is a tribute to Peter's Aunt May and that she has half spider-blood in her veins.
Perhaps this is why she has two differently colored eyes and clearly enjoys hanging upside down with her dad?
As Miles learns encounters all of the other "one and only" Spider-people, audiences and Peter B. Parker will likely be learning more about Mayday and where she belongs in the Spider-Verse.
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse swings into theaters on June 2.
