If 'Spider-Man: Clone Saga' taught us anything, it was exactly how much we love to see the same hero except as a slight twist. Yeah, this is completely novel territory, for sure.

This particular meme is used regularly online. It’s taken from a 1967 episode of the Spider-Man cartoon—episode 19b, “Double Identity.” ...

Spider-Man’s “Clone Saga” was Marvel’s attempt at replicating the success they had with X-Men: Age of Apocalypse. The event was also a way to give the hero a version of events like The ...

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In the new animated film Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse, there’s a quick reference to the meme during a particularly tense moment. It’s only logical that this movie, which features many ...

Ben Reilly fans rejoice. Not only has the long-dead Spider-Man clone returned in the pages of The Clone Conspiracy, he's set to star in his own ongoing series later this year. Marvel announced ...

The one thing we are 99% certain of is that the face behind the Jackal’s mask is one that we see every issue of Amazing Spider-Man. Peter Parker is the mastermind of “The Clone Conspiracy”.

That's Ben Reilly. Ben is a clone of Spider-Man created by the mad scientist known as the Jackal. He's so much like the real Peter Parker that, for a time, Ben thought he was the original Spider-Man.