Slaytor Gray is the triumphant depiction of young Aaron Lesean Jones, born in Los California, and how he must quickly understand the balance of immense power, responsibility, and embracing integral family values as he adjusts to life with his adaptive family The Parkers. Peter Parker too recently acquired his powers at an early age. So despite different perspectives with how they go about life, they both have much inexperience in common. How does one reconfigure his entire learned instinct? To go from fighting and most often times committing various atrocities, to waking up for Sunday service and being conscious of weekly curfew. What's a hero? How should a hero conduct him/herself? Can the lines typically blurred between good and evil in the pursuit of heroism? Or is there a standard construct one must follow to qualify being considered a decent hero? All while adapting to a flourishing career in a completely new environment in Grand Queens New York City. Slaytor Gray has the potential to be one of the most influential powerful heroes to debut in Marvel Comics. A profound stable for not only Marvel, but the first legitimately popular Black powerhouse. One that can transcend cultural barriers to amase a great following.