Heres how we got on.
So, to start off, can you tell us a bit about the story?
RR:The way we approached it was to draw from the comics.
Hes very three-dimensional on the page, and that was our guiding star throughout.
PR:Its one of those ideas whose time has come.
The film features many versions of Spider-Man whos your favourite, other than Peter and Miles?
BP:Theyve all become immediate family!
Occasionally, it is the inverse.
PR:Outside of those two my favourite was Spider-Gwen.
Its fun to write a Spider-Man whos not so innocent, has none of that aw gee sir!
attitude to him at all.
What inspires you about the character of Spider-Man and this project in particular?
BP:Rising to the challenge.
Trying to defy expectations of yes, another Spider-Man movie and, yes, another animated feature.
PR:Ive been a Marvel fan most of my life, since my pre-teen years.
Even before then I liked the cartoons.
The soap opera, the action, the strong moral lessons and mythic themes that resonate with everyone!
Its something I feel like Ive been preparing to do for a long time.
Its not just the powers.
Its the person underneath.
