So I was reading this interview on Marvel.com with Amazing Spider-Man writer Marc Guggenheim on his upcoming story featuring as least some mention of the controversial Spider-Clone known as Ben Reilly, and this really stood out:
“This will be my last arc on the book as a member of Spidey’s ‘Webheads,’” Guggenheim confirms. “I’d been thinking of an exit strategy for a while now because my workload has gotten so heavy, and the inter-coordination required to write Spider-Man was something I found myself having less and less time to devote to. I was going to write one more arc, but I was so happy with the way this one was turning out that I thought this should be my swan song. Hopefully, people will buy the book, read it and agree with me.
That said, Guggenheim said that he would work on Amazing Spider-Man Presents Jackpot, due out in January, and would return intermittently if possible.
It’s interesting, as the Eli Stone co-creator was one of the original members of the Spider-Man Brain Trust, when the series went thrice-a-month following the controversial One More Day storyline. During his tenure, Guggenheim worked on introducing a new Kraven in the Kraven’s First Hunt storyline, as well as revealed the mystery of Menace in Character Assassination. Thoughts?










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