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En el universo alternativo de Ultimate Marvel, el alias de Prowler fue utilizado por el criminal de carrera Aaron Davis usando equipo robado y fue un adversario recurrente de su sobrino Miles Morales como Spider-Man hasta su eventual redención.
Prowler joined with Spider-Man and the Outlaws against the Avengers and the Space Phantom. Prowler was hired along with the Outlaws to retrieve a Symkarian nuclear device in England. Prowler then formally joined the Outlaws to rescue the kidnapped daughter of a Canadian official.
Mexican kingpin Maximus Gargan, AKA Scorpion, is Prowler’s gangster rival out of Mexico City. When Prowler demands money from him without delivering a package, the Scorpion pays him a visit in America, seeking revenge. In a hostile takeover, Gargan claims territory and becomes the kingpin of New York.
Aaron Davis, also known as the Prowler, is a supporting character in Marvel's Spider-Man series, with a major role in Miles Morales and a minor role of Marvel's Spider-Man 2. He is the uncle of Miles Morales and younger brother of Jefferson Davis. As the Prowler, he makes use of advanced technology in his suit, as well as his own athletic skills.
Aaron Davis más conocido como Prowler es el tío criminal de Miles Morales. Mientras robaba una fórmula en un laboratorio abandonado de Industrias Osborn, una araña geneticamente modificada se escondió en su mochila. Esta situación dio pie para que su sobrino fuera picado y se transformara en el nuevo Spider-Man. Sumario.
Prowler. Real Name. Aaron Davis. Alias (es) Codenames Prowler [1] Undercover Aliases Brian Pinchelli [1] Species. Human. Citizenship. American. Gender. Male. Date of Birth. April 15, 1984 [2] Status. Alive. Appearances. Movie. Spider-Man: Homecoming. Comic. Spider-Man: Far From Home Prelude. Actors/Actresses. Portrayed by. Donald Glover.
La representación de Childish Gambino del The rowler en Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, es ingeniosa, y podría ser el movimiento de Sony para insinuar la ascensión de Glover a un...
