#I wonder if Kaine somehow had deduced that these were the not fully formed clones that Ben horrifically learns only later in this issue
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“If Death be My Destiny!” Spectacular Spider-Man (Vol. 1/1976), #227.
Writer: Tom DeFalco; Penciler: Sal Buscema; Inker: Bill Sienkiewicz; Colorist: John Kalisz; Letterer: Clem Robins
#Marvel#Marvel comics#Marvel 616#Spectacular Spider-Man#Kaine#Kaine Parker#Scarlet Spider#Ben Reilly#I’m…carefully ignoring (in the way that reading comics sometimes necessitates) that Kaine went from:#“a really nice lady taught me to value all life (including my own and other clones’)”#to back to “they can’t die if they were never really alive in the first place” in the non-existent time jump between two issues#I’m sure it was an editorial miscommunication (???) but to make it make sense#I wonder if Kaine somehow had deduced that these were the not fully formed clones that Ben horrifically learns only later in this issue#(in what somehow manages to be one of the most (personally) unsettling scenes in Spider-Man comics and has managed to stick with me#long after I finished my read-through#as well as what I think might be the first time we see someone throw up on-panel in a Spidey comic (poor Ben))#but anyway that would be in addition to Kaine’s own angsty explanation for why he’s literally cracking heads together#which provides some funny imagery along with Ben palming another clone hahaha
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