The Clone Saga and Spider-Island are just two of the most iconic stories surrounding Jackal's obsession. Obviously, Jackal survived and continued making clones, though he primarily became obsessed with destroying Spider-Man's life and sense of self. RELATED: Ghost-Spider: Outlawed Gives Gwen Stacy a Rude Awakening on Earth-616 Ghost-Spider Warren descended further into his obsession until he was seemingly blown up by his own creation. Some of his clones succeeded - although, to Jackal's horror, the clones did not return Jackal's feelings of admiration. Right after abandoning Abby-L to her agonizing fate, Miles continued to clone Gwen again and again, trying to create a clone that would remain beautiful like Gwen. Abby-L's one request to Miles was that he'd never clone anyone again, so that no other clone would suffer as Abby-L suffered. Abby-L, the first Gwen clone, degenerated horribly and could disintegrate everything she touched. While Peter's numerous clones, from Kaine to Ben Reilly, would become iconic characters in their own rights, Gwen's clones were a little more unstable.

He created multiple clones of both Gwen and Peter. RELATED: Spider-Man: 2021 Will Be the Year of the Wall-Crawler This further exacerbated Jackal's obsession. Using resources obtained from Scrier (who, ironically, was a pupil of the very person who actually killed Gwen Stacy, Norman Osborn), Jackal got his hands on Gwen and Spider-Man's cells, learning that the man who he blamed for Gwen's death was her boyfriend. Rather than blame Norman Osborn, Miles blamed Spider-Man for the death of his 'love.' He started manipulating various individuals, from Hammerhead to the Punisher, in an elaborate scheme to destroy Spider-Man.Īll the while, Jackal became convinced he could bring Gwen Stacy back - and that, grateful for being reincarnated, she'd love him. However, Gwen Stacy was ultimately killed by the Green Goblin. He became convinced Gwen was his one true love, despite the fact that Gwen just saw him as one of her professors. However, he soon met Gwen Stacy and became infatuated with her.

Grief-stricken, he got a job as a professor at Empire State University. However, when his Man-Jackal clone ended up murdering his first wife, he was expelled from the High Evolutionary's social circles. Miles Warren started work as a pupil of the High Evolutionary.

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