Into the Spider-Verse Post-Credits Scene Explained: Oscar Isaac's Spider-Man 2099 Crosses Into Earth-67

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse just had its world premiere, and like most modern comic book movies, it does not stop just because the credits start rolling. There is a post-credits cameo waiting after the film, and I am breaking down everything you need to know about it.

This matters because it is our first proper introduction to a brand new Spider-Man variant on the big screen, and it points to where Sony could be taking this universe next.

Oscar Isaac Voices Spider-Man 2099 in the Stinger

In the post-credits scene of Into the Spider-Verse, we join Spider-Man 2099, played by none other than Oscar Isaac. There were rumors that Isaac was cast in the film over a year ago, and it is great to finally see him behind the first Latino Spider-Man.

2099 Uses a Web-Slinging Gadget to Jump Between Universes

The scene finds 2099 in his New York apartment, where he uses a web-slinging gadget that allows him to hurl across the universe to Earth-67.

Earth-67 Is a Direct Nod to the 1967 Spider-Man Cartoon

Earth-67, like its namesake, is a reference to the 1967 cartoon that aired during the 60s on CBS. That show recently saw a resurgence thanks to a wave of memes, so it is brilliant to see it surface here.

The Two Spider-Men Recreate the Show's Most Famous Meme

As 2099 arrives at Earth-67, he bumps into that universe's Spider-Man, and the two Spideys recreate one of the show's most famous memes. In my view, "fans will obviously lap this up," and I adored seeing the meme play out on the big screen.

What This Means for Sony's Spider-Verse Plans

It is clear to me that Sony have some big plans for the expansion of the Spider-Verse, and I can't wait to see what they are.

What did you think of the Into the Spider-Verse post-credits scene, and where do you want to see Spider-Man 2099 turn up next?