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THE CLONE SAGA CONTINUES! •   Two Spider-Men find themselves face to face with the three terrifying clones. •  Peter thought he knew what to expect out of a Clone Saga, but this one throws him for a loop and Miles into the deep end of the ocean. •  Miles tries to keep his Spider-Side away from the rest of his life but this time he's got no say in the matter. Rated T SRP: $3.99 Cover image for MAR210620 MILES MORALES SPIDER-MAN #26, by (W) Saladin Ahmed (A) Carmen Nunez Carnero (CA) Taurin Clarke, in stores Wednesday, May 26, 2021 from MARVEL COMICS Interior preview page f...

Best Comic of the Week: Outcast #48 – Robert Kirkman and Paul Azaceta close off their long-running horror comic with this oversized last issue, and it’s an excellent ending.  The big events all happened in the last issue, but Kirkman can be pretty sentimental, so this whole comic explores the aftermath of what happened there, and looks at what life is going to bring to Kyle, Anderson, and all the others who made up the cast of this series.  Most horror movies end when the threat is finally vanquished, so I thought it was cool to see how the people of a town where just about everyone was...

Who is the Worst Written Superhero? Here’s what some of you had to say: Erick Rowan’s Beard: “I remember back in the day in which Superman was split into two individuals, one red and one blue. I don’t remember a whole lot about it in general, except that the entire thing was awful from beginning to end. If you look hard enough, you can find lousy story arcs involving every superhero out there. I mentioned one of Superman’s already, another one that’s often hated is the Clone Saga involving Spider-Man. If I had to pick the most poorly written, I’d probably go with Lobo. When you ...

Conan The Barbarian Mocks Spider-Man's "With Great Power" Speech Posted on It's Spider-Man proverb time! Today sees Conan The Barbarian team up with The Rhino to rob a Manhattan Bank in Savage Avengers #20. Because that's just the kind of thing that Conan does, why would anyone have a problem with that? And in doing so, reveals that this is the Rhino's modus operandi, make a big fuss, rob the bank and fight the superhero (usually Spider-Man) and then have a partner who does the actual, theft under all the fuss. Then break out later and split the profits… Savage Avengers #20