OneMoreDay

A couple years back, Marvel earned the eternal ire of the crazier side of comics fandom by publishing "One More Day," a story that ended with Spider-Man and Mary Jane selling their marriage to Mephisto in exchange for Aunt May's life. This story kickstarted an all-new status quo for "Amazing Spider-Man" called "Brand New Day" that featured a single Peter Parker, the r

As ComicsAlliance reported on Saturday, this weekend's C2E2 convention finally revealed what all those "O.M.I.T." house ads have been about: "One Moment In Time," the story that provides the officially retconned story of Spider-Man's wedding day and explains why it didn't happen...

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Over at Topless Robot, Rob Bricken recently asked readers for their favorite theories to explain away horrible plot holes from various shows, movies, and comics, a la the old Marvel No-Prize. One thoughtful comics reader named Matt Morrison offered an alternate explanation of the "One More Day" storyline in "Spider-Man," an incredibly clumsy and unpopular retcon that magically

By now most Marvelites have already heard the news: Spider-Man's secret shame is about to rear his cloney head – again. Yes, "Spider-Man: The Clone Saga" hits stores this September. Marvel solicitation info describes it as a kind of sequel to the ridiculously complicated original clone saga of the mid '90s, which saw Peter Parker temporarily replaced by his (possible) clone Ben Reilly,

Press Release The biggest event in Spider-Man's history begins this September in One More Day, as Peter Parker must confront the greatest challenge of his life! To celebrate this groundbreaking story, kicking off in the can't-miss Amazing Spider-Man #544, all four chapters of One More Day feature gorgeous variant covers by the red-hot Marko Djurdevic ...