Into the Indy-Verse: Comparing Colts to people in the Spider-Verse
By Noah Compton
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2. Miguel O'Hara/Spider-Man 2099
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Background
"Miguel O’Hara lived in the far-flung Marvel future of 2099, a world dominated by corporations run rampant and dangerous innovations in genetic engineering and virtual reality. He ultimately found himself a victim of his own experimental, spider-themed research, giving him creepily spider-derived powers and eventually a costumed identity as a hero."
- Zach Rabiroff
Personality
"Miguel is a perfectionist, always looking for order and structure, and maintaining stability within the multiverse. He envisions his morals and leads the Spider Society."
- The Spider-Verse Wiki
Comparison: GM Chris Ballard
As Miguel O'Hara's background is essentially impossible to compare to, this comparison is more personality-centric.
The second and most recent installment of the Spider-Verse series, Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, is when we meet Spider-Man 2099 (aka Miguel O'Hara). There we learn about his tumultuous past as well as his stingy ways as a manager of an entire organization (the Spider Society).
General Manager Chris Ballard has been painted out to be someone in his field who rarely bolts from the blue. Whether or not the intentions are good, he sometimes comes off as a GM who wants success by doing things his way(s). O'Hara and Ballard are both seemingly coming from good places, though their stern and no nonsense exteriors (when it comes to business) make it difficult to assess.