Styleshift
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Actually, I was. In my mind it was the perfect way to "reboot" the character, and within the continuity of a long existing, standing canon-story. I didn't see the 20 intervening years as any less valid than I look at the marriage years now.
Good point. it altered NOTHING.

each and every story still made logical sense. (until they prolonged it of course.)
just because it wasn't the real peter didn't mean it hurt the experience of reading your back issues.
these days going back and reading a book where it clearly says: mary jane watson-parker
really hurts the book in most cases... casual fans will think they are divorced anyways....
the bad thing about the clone saga however is the mystery was never solved. at the end it indicates the real peter is dead. but maybe thats why "he" has unmasked himself and made a deal with Mephisto knowing something bad will come out of it...lol.
(the skeleton with the spidey mask, the clones are supposed to become dust when they expire.)
all in all i think it would have been a interesting choice if pete and ben destroyed the answer to who the clone was and chose there own destiny...