If you're interested in seeing how the Clone Saga ran off the rails and you have a lot of spare reading time, you can check this out:

http://lifeofreillyarchives.blogspot.com/

Its been a couple of years since I read thru it, but it was rather informative.

I'm up to Part 23 right now.

Once I started reading it I couldn't stop. It's quite a tale and has proven - so far - to be better reading than the entire Clone Saga itself!"

I hadn't ever seen this before, and am engrossed with it now. Thanks for the link

The green-and-purple combo also mean that could just be the Impossible Man giving Spidey and his pals a hard time!

"If you're interested in seeing how the Clone Saga ran off the rails and you have a lot of spare reading time, you can check this out:

http://lifeofreillyarchives.blogspot.com/

Its been a couple of years since I read thru it, but it was rather informative.

I'm up to Part 23 right now.

Once I started reading it I couldn't stop. It's quite a tale and has proven - so far - to be better reading than the entire Clone Saga itself!

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Wow! That was a surprising, and interesting read. Thanks for the link.

I have to say after reading that that it's a shame they didn't pursue the Mary Jane was a clone plot. If the whole purpose of the clone saga was to return Spider-Man to his days as a carefree bachelor, that would seem to have been a quicker and more elegant solution that what they eventually did. Especially when it would have left them the opportunity to have continued using the original MJ in the girlfriend role. Oh well.