Spider-Man: The Clone Saga #1
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Spider-Man: The Clone Saga #1

Writer: Tom DeFalco Artist: Todd Nauck Publisher: Marvel Comics Release Date: September 30, 2009 Cover Price: $3.99 Critic Reviews: 4 User Reviews: 3
6.2Critic Rating
6.7User Rating

You’ve been asking for it…and now it’s here: THE CLONE SAGA!!! Marvel’s most controversial event of all time returns with a vengeance, presenting the Clone Saga as it was originally intended to be told! From the minds behind the crossover that changed comics forever and the artist that introduced Spider-Man to President Obama, it’s six issues of twists and turns that will shock fans old and new alike! Be here as Peter Parker’s worst nightmare begins again…now with an ending you have to see to believe! Rated T …$3.99

  • 7.5
    Comix 411 - David Torres Oct 1, 2009

    Again a nice beginning to the story. I think what will really make or break this series is how they end it. I'm assuming it ends with Peter being the true clone as that's what Marvel intended to do back then, but who knows? I recommend this one if you're a Spidey fan, but only if you're an older fan who was around back then and enjoyed at least some of the Clone Saga. Read Full Review

  • 6.5
    IGN - Jesse Schedeen Sep 30, 2009

    Spider-Man: The Clone Saga is an interesting little experiment that should no doubt make good on its promise to retell the Clone Saga in a less ridiculous fashion. But given its throwback feel and not entirely new reader-friendly premise, I'm not sure this series will appeal to anyone but die-hard '90s fans. Read Full Review

  • 6.0
    The Weekly Crisis - Kirk Warren Sep 30, 2009

    It's a remake of an infamous storyline from the 90's at a $3.99 pricepoint. That's probably quite off putting for most people, but, if you have the extra cash on hand, it's not nearly as bad as most would expect and, my love of the Clone Saga aside, this is actually a very solid, well put together opening issue. Read Full Review

  • 5.0
    Comic Book Resources - Chad Nevett Sep 30, 2009

    Six issues of this story may be too much for some, but this issue suggests that they may not be enough to allow this story to be told at a smoother pace. This issue feels like the story is on fast-forward as Mackie and DeFalco try to cram it all in. Ironically, the first Spider-Clone Saga went too long and "Spider-Man: The Clone Saga" looks like it will be too short. Read Full Review

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