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So after seeing The Amazing Spider-man 2 I starting thinking about what they could do for the next movie, and when Sony expressed interest in creating and branching out their own shared universe I got this idea of adapting the clone saga. I was never a fan of the clone saga mainly because it got too convoluted and the idea of fully grown clones just always seemed to far fetched. But I like the idea of Spider-man fighting another Spider-man, so instead of cloning Peter Parker, you clone the spider powers.

So here's the story, Professor Miles Warren and financial backer Dr. Mendel Stromm come to possess a sample of Spider-man's blood and work to find a way to replicate his powers for profit. Ignoring the ethics they go directly to human test subjects, all of whom are just people taken off the street and experimented on with a variety of results. The more successful test subjects are given codenames and are force to do acts of theft, espionage, assassination, and even heroics to show buyers their potential as weapons. The buyers being anyone from criminal, to foreign agencies, to black ops, basically anyone looking on the black market

Spider-man
I think Amazing Spider-man 2 had the best costume, there's almost nothing I'd want to change, it's exactly how Spider-man should look. But seeing as he's getting another reboot I thought I'd change the symbol on the chest to something a little closer to the comics, have it's own identity to separate from previous movies, but still have the same edge. I also thinned the belt and brought it to a point but you can't quite see that.

Ben Reilly
codename: Scarlet Spider
Ben is the first one to escape and run into Spider-man. He has similar abilities to Peter, he's physically stronger, plus the upgrades from "The Other" storyline (except no organic webs) most notably the stingers coming out from his arms. I picture Ben Reilly as being from the streets and a lot more rough around the edges. He does not care for costumes, though I do picture a spider logo on the back his hoodie. I decided to give him stingers because I wanted there to be something to set him apart from the others. The original picture is from www.deviantart.com/art/AC-Brid… and I considered replacing the face to something that resembles the comic more but I had too much trouble finding an image that matches. I also thought about having the spider shirt from spider-man 1, but I really like how the picture already looked.

Jessica Drew
codename: Spider-Woman
The first successful female test subject and also the more interesting. While she has the strength and agility of Spider-man, but she also has the ability to gather bio-electrical and fire them from her hands. This was tough, it took forever to find and image to work off of. I almost gave up. I decided to go with her new outfit because it's more realistic and just seems more fitting to the character, who often is a private investigation or a spy. She is force on missions, and wears the outfit so that potential buyers know who made her.

Cindy Moon
codename: Silk
While not as strong as Spider-man she is faster and more agile. She also has organic webs that can fire from several areas such as hands, forearms, and feet. Unlike the others she loves having powers and swinging around the city. I like the idea of using her webs as the costume but did not want to over do it like the comics, just enough to make it a cool design.

Miles Morales
codename: Ultimate Spider-man
Miles is just a normal kid who one day gets grabbed from the street and injected with a Spider serum. The results prove to be the exact same mutation making him the Ultimate Spider-man clone. He doesn't want powers, he just wants to go home. Since his powers are near perfect match to Peter's Warren gives him a costume and a poor copying of webshooters, and threatens him and his family to impersonate Spider-man. To the public they'll just see Spider-man in a new costume, to the buyers they see that costume as proof of Warren's work.

Unknown
codename: Kaine
Kaine is the first test subjects, a deranged homeless man taken off the streets. He has recieved the worst of the experiments, multiple injections resulting in him gaining multiple arms growing fangs and spider eyes. Eventually he mutates into Man-Spider and becomes the main threat of the film.

So at the end of the film I picture Ben Reilly Sacrificing himself to say the day, Spider-woman joins the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Silk decides to see the world, and Miles opts to take a cure, which is post credits scene shows it doesn't take. I can see them making a lower budget Netflix series of Morales fighting c-list villains, I think that can give writers enough freedom to do something really interesting and fun.

I'm not sure what Peter's storyline will be, mainly because I don't have a clue of where to go with it. Unless it's a sequel to Amazing Spider-man 2 I'm not sure where to start. But this is mainly about the idea of adapting the clone saga and allowing Sony to branch out Spider characters to tv if they wanted.

Description
So after seeing The Amazing Spider-man 2 I starting thinking about what they could do for the next movie, and when Sony expressed interest in creating and branching out their own shared universe I got this idea of adapting the clone saga. I was never a fan of the clone saga mainly because it got too convoluted and the idea of fully grown clones just always seemed to far fetched. But I like the idea of Spider-man fighting another Spider-man, so instead of cloning Peter Parker, you clone the spider powers.

So here's the story, Professor Miles Warren and financial backer Dr. Mendel Stromm come to possess a sample of Spider-man's blood and work to find a way to replicate his powers for profit. Ignoring the ethics they go directly to human test subjects, all of whom are just people taken off the street and experimented on with a variety of results. The more successful test subjects are given codenames and are force to do acts of theft, espionage, assassination, and even heroics to show buyers their potential as weapons. The buyers being anyone from criminal, to foreign agencies, to black ops, basically anyone looking on the black market

Spider-man
I think Amazing Spider-man 2 had the best costume, there's almost nothing I'd want to change, it's exactly how Spider-man should look. But seeing as he's getting another reboot I thought I'd change the symbol on the chest to something a little closer to the comics, have it's own identity to separate from previous movies, but still have the same edge. I also thinned the belt and brought it to a point but you can't quite see that.

Ben Reilly
codename: Scarlet Spider
Ben is the first one to escape and run into Spider-man. He has similar abilities to Peter, he's physically stronger, plus the upgrades from "The Other" storyline (except no organic webs) most notably the stingers coming out from his arms. I picture Ben Reilly as being from the streets and a lot more rough around the edges. He does not care for costumes, though I do picture a spider logo on the back his hoodie. I decided to give him stingers because I wanted there to be something to set him apart from the others. The original picture is from www.deviantart.com/art/AC-Brid… and I considered replacing the face to something that resembles the comic more but I had too much trouble finding an image that matches. I also thought about having the spider shirt from spider-man 1, but I really like how the picture already looked.

Jessica Drew
codename: Spider-Woman
The first successful female test subject and also the more interesting. While she has the strength and agility of Spider-man, but she also has the ability to gather bio-electrical and fire them from her hands. This was tough, it took forever to find and image to work off of. I almost gave up. I decided to go with her new outfit because it's more realistic and just seems more fitting to the character, who often is a private investigation or a spy. She is force on missions, and wears the outfit so that potential buyers know who made her.

Cindy Moon
codename: Silk
While not as strong as Spider-man she is faster and more agile. She also has organic webs that can fire from several areas such as hands, forearms, and feet. Unlike the others she loves having powers and swinging around the city. I like the idea of using her webs as the costume but did not want to over do it like the comics, just enough to make it a cool design.

Miles Morales
codename: Ultimate Spider-man
Miles is just a normal kid who one day gets grabbed from the street and injected with a Spider serum. The results prove to be the exact same mutation making him the Ultimate Spider-man clone. He doesn't want powers, he just wants to go home. Since his powers are near perfect match to Peter's Warren gives him a costume and a poor copying of webshooters, and threatens him and his family to impersonate Spider-man. To the public they'll just see Spider-man in a new costume, to the buyers they see that costume as proof of Warren's work.

Unknown
codename: Kaine
Kaine is the first test subjects, a deranged homeless man taken off the streets. He has recieved the worst of the experiments, multiple injections resulting in him gaining multiple arms growing fangs and spider eyes. Eventually he mutates into Man-Spider and becomes the main threat of the film.

So at the end of the film I picture Ben Reilly Sacrificing himself to say the day, Spider-woman joins the Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Silk decides to see the world, and Miles opts to take a cure, which is post credits scene shows it doesn't take. I can see them making a lower budget Netflix series of Morales fighting c-list villains, I think that can give writers enough freedom to do something really interesting and fun.

I'm not sure what Peter's storyline will be, mainly because I don't have a clue of where to go with it. Unless it's a sequel to Amazing Spider-man 2 I'm not sure where to start. But this is mainly about the idea of adapting the clone saga and allowing Sony to branch out Spider characters to tv if they wanted.