Jul 13, 2016 08:16 AM EDT By Michael Lagura, UniversityHerald Reporter

Famous "Atlanta" writer/actor, Donald Glover, known in the music industry as Childish Gambino, stars in "Spiderman: Homecoming" and expresses his excitement with the project! Instantly, rumors spread like wildfire, implying Glover's most possible portrayal of Miles Morales.

Quite relevantly, a series of "Ultimate Fallout #4" Comic Book spoilers and a concept art  by Screen Rant reportedly reveal Miles Morales donning the Spiderman suit.

The most logical scenario to this is that Peter Parker has got to die in the way, Inverse reported.

And, as seen in the leaked profile illustrations of Miles Morales, there is no way of telling the difference between Glover and character Miles Morales.

Donald Glover has never been more interested his life than to play Spiderman, Inquisitr reported.

During the planning of the latest Spiderman reboot entitled "Amazing Spiderman", he eventually talkede Marvel over lending him a role in the franchise.

Unfortunately, he lost it to Andrew Garfield.

Following the events, Glover pursued and instead won a voice-over role for Miles Morales, a Black-Latino version of Spiderman in "Ultimate Spider-Man: Web Warriors", Inquisitr confirmed.

His role in the animation, plus his recent sign-in with MCU's trending "Spiderman: Homecoming" are believed to be the fans' springboards for such rumor.

Consequently, MCU's latest franchise hopes to redeem the quoted "near-dead" Marvel and Sony Pictures "Spidey".

Now, as evident in Tom Holland's Spiderman's glorious stint in Civil War, Glover believes that hopes are never too high for this franchise, Screen Rant reported.

The movie has begun shooting since June this year, moving confident with a whole ensemble of massive stars, Tom Holland as Peter Parker, Donald Glover rumored as Miles Morales, Marisa Tomei as Aunt May, Michael Keaton, Martin Starr, Zendaya and the perennial Marvel icon, Robert Downey, Jr., Comicbook Marvel reported.

For a web-slinger, Glover is seen to really fit in the role and thus, was right all along to be pumped up!

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