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Nick Lowe reminds us that "This will be a character-defining series that people will be talking about for a long time as Gwen is putting down roots in the 616! What happened in Earth-65?" Maybe it all went to hell. Madelyne Pryor's relationship to Ben Reilly, Peter Parker clone-turned-demonic antagonist Chasm is on the loose again. Ben[...]

And Kaine Parker, last seen cut from the Web of Life and Destiny, causing him to cease to exist at the end of the Spider-Verse event After Shathra was defeated at the hands of the Spider-Army, Neith, the original creator of the Web, as gratitude for their efforts restored those who had been cut from[...]

He should be doing that anyway because he's not Kaine, and Kaine is the one true Scarlet Spider. Mephisto's arrival does bring Ben's complicated feelings about his own status as a hero to a head, so that's something interesting from which to cliffhang a comic. Ben Reilly: The Scarlet Spider #16 art by Will Sliney and Rachelle[...]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Kaine, AKA the Scarlet Spider and fellow clone of Peter Parker, is on Ben Reilly's trail! He has discovered Reilly's Las Vegas operation and intends to figure out what he's doing in the City of Vice. After being openly attacked, he learns of Reilly's agreement with Ms Mercury, whose daughter is gravely ill[...]

As part of the multidimensional crossover Spider-Verse, Kaine, Ben Reilly and Ultimate Jessica Drew, the three Scarlet Spiders are together for the first time. And according to Marvel "not all of them are going to make it back!" So… which would you kill off? From creators Mike Costa and Paco Diaz – Kaine, Ben Reilly and Ultimate Jessica Drew[...]

So, I've read a copy of Scarlet Spider #1, the new title spinning out of Spider-Island starring Spider-Man villain Kaine, now rehabilitated as Scarlet Spider So how about a little peek, with as few spoilers as possible… a taster's menu? 1 We Three Spiders Someone's been reading a lot of Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely We3, haven't[...]

Marvel calls it, "Redefining power and responsibility," but for many in the comic community it's another return to the worst of the 1990s. The Scarlet Spider – the man formerly known as Kaine – is back in his own series. As for me, neither one feels quite right; I find it hard to look at a character[...]

Marvel did all they could to encourage orders of Point One, a fifty-odd page $5.99 comic, set to plan the future of all manner of comic books coming out