The Spider-Verse proves that courage, responsibility, and heart can inspire across cultures and ages. Among the brightest stars of this new wave is Miles Morales, the Afro-Latino teen who became Spider-Man. In some adaptations, like Spidey and His Amazing Friends, Miles is given the kid-friendly uperhero name Spin, but across the Marvel Universe he is best known—and celebrated—as Spider-Man.

This week on Tony's Superhero Saturdays™, we shine a blazing spotlight on a trailblazing superhero who broke through racial stereotypes and expanded what it meant to be a hero for a new generation: Sun-Man. A symbol of representation, cultural empowerment, and radiant strength, Sun-Man was a revolutionary figure in the world of 1980s action figures and remains a powerful icon in the realm of comics and collectibles.