I, for one, got his lines permanently burned in my mind.
To be fair Jubilee had little else to go from, a quick lookup and reading would do.
Yeah, Bendis.
The Bendis who writes.
First name Brian.
He writes comic books.
You know, like superhero stories.
I like superheroes.
It's complicated. Ultimate Peter was originally supposed to die in Ultimatum, then that was denied and Bendis came up with that crap, but he always had Miles in mind and, well, he's a dogshit character to be blunt. Forced as not-Peter when he should be a significantly different cape in every way like other Spider-People before him, sucked up and pampered by everyone for no reason when Spider-Man was the original go-getter punk with a chip on his shoulder against the world, zero social life to explore, no memorable stories, can't establish a single character of his own besides the fat asian friend and his evil uncle, frequently given power gimmicks in an attempt to forge an identity - from being known to one-tap defeating opponents, among his victims fucking Blackheart, to firing electric kamehamehas - and yet every single beat of his is just echoing Peter's for no fucking reason, down to receiving his own set of clones including a Spidercide.
This would be fine and dandy if he just stayed on Ultimate, which as you mentioned is just the 90s on crack universe, but in 2015 he was transplanted over to the main continuity and he's constantly portrayed as this good friend of Peter when the two hardly ever interact, not even within the context of his vague migration retcon. Reading Miles feels like being on drugs, developing dementia and not having read significant arcs that were never written in the first place, all at the same time. Riri Williams is a great character comparatively for not being forced as intensely and just quietly fading into obscurity. Incidentally, they're both Bendis creations.
