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William Roberge
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Spiderman....Why the hell did I think of this question?For me, bad times with both stories....
Edited by William Roberge on 17 May 2010 at 4:02am
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Joe Hollon
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I don't care about the clone Superboy character at all. The Spider-Clone story has some good points to it and was fun for awhile. Could've been a good story if they had controlled themselves and limited it to something reasonable. It just got out of hand and actually drove me away from Spider-Man comics for the first time since first started reading them.
Spider-Man Clone Saga wins.
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Caleb M. Edmond
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Spider-Man Clone Saga had some good points to it, while other than some basic facts, the Superboy Clone 'Saga' never seemed to have much depth to it.
Spider-Man Clone Saga
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Kevin Hagerman
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I have to abstain, nothing nothing of the Superboy clone. However, I also didn't like the FIRST Spider-Clone story way back in the 70s. Monday, 5/17 toss-up: Better one-shot story - a She-Hulk/Wasp team-up by John Byrne and John Buscema, or an Iron Man/Captain America team-up by Chris Claremont and Art Adams?
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Jason Mark Hickok
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She-Hulk/Wasp by Byrne/Buscema (and that is saying something there).
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Wallace Sellars
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She-Hulk/Wasp team-up by John Byrne and John Buscema
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Peter Martin
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I'd have to go for the Byrne/Buscema team up. I think that team would have a better affinity for the characters than Claremont/Adams would have with Iron Man and Cap and overall would provide a better one-off story.
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Jimmie Harvey
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She-Hulk/Wasp team-up by John Byrne and John Buscema
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Dwayne Gassmann
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She-Hulk/Wasp team-up by John Byrne and John Buscema
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Al Cook
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B&B SH/W.
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Bill Mimbu
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She-Hulk/Wasp team-up by John Byrne and John Buscema Edit - Gee, I seem to be stalking Al as of late..
Edited by Bill Mimbu on 17 May 2010 at 9:16am
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Andrew Hess
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Weekend Catch Up: Kite Flying Karnak Spider-Man
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