Spider-Man Unlimited #7

A split-cover composition from Ron Lim and Al Milgrom says it all: the classic red-and-blue Spider-Man launches toward us on the left while his dark-suited clone mirrors the pose on the right, both swinging through a Manhattan skyline draped in webbing — a striking visual argument for why two Spideys are better than one. The corner box promise of "2 Titanic Tales featuring Spidey and his Clone — each in solo action! — plus an all-new tale of Mary Jane!" makes this 1994 anthology feel like genuine value. With Tom Brevoort, Mike Kanterovich, Bob McLeod, Randy Emberlin, John Kalisz, and David Sharpe bringing the interior to life, Spider-Man Unlimited #7 captures the Clone Saga era's restless, anything-can-happen energy at its most fun.