00:00 [MUSIC PLAYING]
00:02 Hobie, my guy!
00:04 Hobie?
00:05 It was a no-brainer that Hobie Brown, Spider-Punk,
00:08 had to be in the movie because it was visually
00:10 such an exciting idea.
00:12 What we all fell in love with with Hobie
00:13 was his disdain for authority, for consistency, for the man,
00:18 and for any rules.
00:19 I don't believe in teams.
00:20 Aren't you in a band?
00:21 I don't believe in consistency.
00:23 Hobie Brown was one of the characters
00:24 I was most scared of figuring out because he
00:28 has such a dynamic look.
00:29 They were able to get to the essence of punk.
00:31 There was no artistic shackles.
00:34 If he's punk, then let's make him the most punk we can make.
00:36 They're looking at makeup and piercings
00:38 and different hairstyles and looking
00:40 at the Afro-punk movement.
00:42 Spider-Punk is rendered in a whole different way.
00:45 It's more graphic than any other character.
00:48 The Spider-Punk comes from a world in New London
00:50 that's basically a collage of punk rock posters come to life.
00:54 I hate the AM.
00:55 I hate the PM.
00:56 I hate labels.
00:57 We wanted it to look like photocopied punk posters that
01:01 have that rebellious attitude.
01:03 And he's supposed to look like every time you see him,
01:06 every time he moves, it's someone reassembling.
01:10 So he's got this very sort of cut and pasted look to him.
01:13 How were you even cooler under your mask?
01:16 I was just cool the whole time.
01:18 [BLANK_AUDIO]
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