Spider-Man: The Real Clone Saga

[ZariusTwo]

Has anyone else read this? It's awesome, it makes me wonder why Marvel simply won't use this as the status quoe of the main Spidey books (oh wait, I know "wez needz to keepz Spidey YOUNGZ, NO AGINGZ")

Spoiler:

It basicly rewrites the plot of the entire 1990s Clone Saga, omitting various plot threads from the original to tell a better and more compact story in six parts.

What makes it stand out from the original are things like keeping every major player from the Clone Saga alive at the end (as everyone knows, it's a bit of a bloodbath, with Aunt May, Ben Reily, The Jackle, Doc Ock, and Peter and MJ's daughter May dying, but with the exception of The Jackle, there all alive by the story's conclusion) and throwing in a surprise return from Harry Osborn that, if this had been published in the 90s, would have been a real treat for a more recent reader of the books and would have made MORE SENSE than the "other" surprise return we got from Norman Osborn in the original saga.

For people tired of the mainstream Spidey books d*cking them around and wonder how things might have been if Marvel had just allowed DeFalco to tell his story, this is the book for you.