What makes a certain Spider-Man comic the worst?

Maybe it's the weak plot or unconvincing character development that makes them the worst.

Well, it's a bit subjective, but some might say 'The Clone Saga' was the worst. It got really convoluted and confusing, and lost the charm of the usual Spider-Man tales.

One of the worst could be 'One More Day'. In this story, Peter Parker makes a deal with Mephisto to save Aunt May's life, which results in his marriage to Mary Jane being erased. It was really controversial as it undid a lot of character development and relationship building that had been going on for years.

For many, 'The Clone Saga' was a letdown. It got overly convoluted and confused fans with its complex web of clones and storylines.

One of the worst could be 'One More Day'. It had a very controversial plot where Peter Parker made a deal with Mephisto that erased his marriage to Mary Jane. It felt like a cheap way to reset the status quo and many fans were disappointed.

I think 'Spider-Man Unlimited' could be considered one of the worst. The storylines were often convoluted and the animation wasn't that great.

The humor in the Spider-Man comic often comes from his witty banter and the comical situations he finds himself in.

In classic detective stories like Agatha Christie's works, there are sometimes female characters who are the antagonists because they are greedy. They might be willing to kill or deceive in order to get money or valuable items. Their single - minded pursuit of wealth at the expense of others' lives and well - being makes them among the 'worst' characters in the context of the story.

Poor plot, bad art, and uninteresting characters can all contribute to a comic being the worst.

It has a fresh take on the Spider-Man story. The character development and plotlines are quite different from the traditional ones.