Before the villainous Kaine makes a splash in SPIDER–MAN: THE CLONE SAGA #3, writers Howard Mackie and Tom DeFalco bring us back to the character's creation!

By Dave Make way for one of the Masters of the art form: Sergio Aragones is back! If any of you liked the Fantastic Four in the past and have since left, well it’s time to come back! No, that’s not a mistake–Spider-Man: The Clone Saga is on the Must-Read list! Superman: Secret Origin is comics gold! Cl...

The clone saga rages on!

By Chad Nevett Random Thought! So, Spider-Man: The Clone Saga wasn't nearly as great as I was hoping for. But, I wasn't surprised by that (or anything about the comic including its rushed storytelling), because revisiting things you have a fondness for from your past is never as great as you hope it will b...

By Chad Nevett Random Thought! Yes, the Spider-Clone Saga and the death/return of Superman are big parts of my Spider-Man and Superman continuities/canons. How many of you want them in yours? Yes, the Spider-Clone Saga and the death/return of Superman are big parts of my Spider-Man and Superman conti...

By Chris Sims With this week's release of "Spider-Man: The Clone Saga," Marvel Comics is reopening the book on what might just be the most '90s comic of all time. And really, despite all the flak they got for replacing Spider-Man with a Johnny-Come-Lately in a ... Read more 

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By Greg Hatcher I also grabbed Amazing Spider-Man #149, the conclusion to the (original) Clone Saga. The Defenders, Spider-Man, Dr. Strange, Super-Villain Team-Up, Marvel Team-Up, Marvel Two-In-One and Iron Fist are all available as Essentials.

The writers of SPIDER–MAN: THE CLONE SAGA discuss being a part of the infamous original storyline and their plans for this new take!

By spidermancrawlspace In this episode the spider-panel reviews Amazing Spider-Man #596-598.Other topics include the Clone Saga coming back and the implications of Ben Reilly getting his own title. We also give our two cents on the casting of MJ and the Green Goblin in the new Spider-Man musical. We then travel ba...

By spidermancrawlspace Writers Howard Mackie and Tom DeFalco talk about their upcoming mini series "Spider-Man: The Clone Saga." The book will show how the two originally wanted the clone saga to go down. In the interview we talk about the popularity of Ben Reilly, if we'll see him again after the mini-series wrap...

By spidermancrawlspace In this episode we announce the addition of Michael Baily as our newest member of the panel. The show has the gang reviewing Amazing Spider-Man # 593-595. We also discuss the possible return on the Clone Saga. We then take a trip back in time to June 2001 for "This Month in Spider-History." We als...

If this is true, I think Marvel might love the '90s a little bit more than I had thought. [image:10832:c] The French comic book site Superpouvoir has reported that in September, Marvel will be taking a blast to the past, with a series revisiting the Clone Saga: SPIDER-MAN: THE CLONE SAGA #1 (...

By Grey Scherl What If?! #105. What if Spider-Man and Mary Jane’s child had survived? Marvel, question, how are Harry and Norman both back from the dead, and yet there is no mention of Harry’s very alive son? May’s “I’m gonna mug you!” costume Clone Saga, Spider-Girl style

By noreply@blogger.com (CalvinPitt) At the end of the Clone Saga, Spider-Man #75, as Spider-Man fights the Green Goblin, he removes both their masks and says it's about two men, named Osborn and Parker. And it is. They're fighting on top of the Daily Bugle, and Norman had tricked many people there to kill them, all because they we...

By CalvinPitt Ultimate Spider-Man (104-117) - The Ultimate Clone Saga ended, Spider-Man helped bring down the Kingpin, and Osborns went crazy again. Also, Mark Bagley left (and I wept), and Stuart Immonen did his best to step in. He's done pretty well, but there's just something lacking. A lack of clarit...