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Originally Posted by ZariusTwo
Probably the reason they're throwing in the very popular Kaine into this book as a supporting character, just to attract that audience. They're going to stick with Ben being "torn" between his sense of responsibility and his darker days as The Jackal...which are not exactly traits that fans of the character are used to.
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Yeah, judging by what I've heard, Peter David has a good writing plan in place in regards to where the Ben clone has been left by Slott (at least it sounds like he's trying to writing something that has more depth than the run of the mill comic). But, I think that it's kind of suffering from the same problem of the root story; does Ben Reilly (or a clone of Ben Reilly) work as a well-intentioned villain? From what I know, the answer is "no."