Spider-Man: The Jackal Files Vol 1 1

Part of the "Clone Saga" storyline Alternate Covers: Wraparound Cover Spider-Man: The Jackal Files Vol 1 #1 Published August, 1995 Editor-in-Chief Bob Budiansky Cover Artist Joe St. Pierre Jimmy Palmiotti "The Jackal Files" Writer Todd DeZago Penciler Mark Buckingham George Perez Patrick Zircher Dan Lawlis Joe St. Pierre Guy Dordon Michael Bair Jordan Raskin Roger Robinson Liam Sharp Pat Olliffe Inker Mark Buckingham George Perez Jeff Albrecht Scott Koblish Michael Bair Andrew Pepoy Cam Smith Jordan Raskin Roger Robinson Mark Farmer Liam Sharp Colourist Gregory Wright Letterer Jim Novak Editor Danny Fingeroth Tom Brevoort Glenn Greenberg Framing Sequence Artwork Roger Robinson and Jim Amash Framing Sequence Letters Jim Novak Technical Drawings Eliot Brown Special Thanks Andy Jozeowicz Interior Design Dawn Geiger Cover Design Richard Starkings and Comicraft Previous Issue Next Issue — —

Appearing in "The Jackal Files"

Featured Characters:

•  Jackal ("Miles Warren") 

Supporting Characters:

•  Spidercide 

Profiles of Other Characters:

• Scarlet Spider (Ben Reilly) (On-screen)
• Spider-Man (Peter Parker) (On-screen)
• Kaine (On-screen)
• Jackal (Miles Warren) (On-screen)
• Gwen Stacy (On-screen)
• Mary Jane Parker (On-screen)
• Carrion (Malcolm Mcbride) (On-screen)
• Shriek (On-screen)
• New Warriors (On-screen)
  • Firestar (On-screen)
  • Justice (On-screen)
  • Powerpax (On-screen)
  • Turbo (On-screen)
  • Speedball (On-screen)
• Green Goblin (On-screen)
• Hobgoblin (Jason Philip Macendale) (On-screen)
• Judas Traveller (On-screen)
• The Host (On-screen)
  • Boone (On-screen)
  • Medea (On-screen)
  • Chakra (On-screen)
  • Mister Nacht (On-screen)
• Venom (Eddie Brock) (On-screen)
• Carnage (Cletus Kasady) (On-screen)
• Lizard (On-screen)
• Vulture (Adrian Toomes) (On-screen)
• Doctor Octopus (Otto Octavius) (On-screen)
• Stunner (On-screen)
• Silver Sable (On-screen)
• J.Jonah Jameson (On-screen)
• Black Cat (On-screen)
• Scrier (On-screen)

Locations:

• Jackal's Secret Laboratory

Items:

• Scarlet Spider's Suit (On-screen)
• Spider-Man's Suit (On-screen)
• Goblin Armor (On-screen)
• Goblin Glider (On-screen)
• Pumpkin Bomb (On-screen)
• Venom symbiote (On-screen)
• Carnage symbiote (On-screen)
• Vulture's Wings (On-screen)
• Doctor Octopus' Tentacles (On-screen)
• Spider-Man's Spider-Tracer (On-screen)
• Spider-Man's Web-Shooters (On-screen)
• Spider-Man's Utility Belt (On-screen)
• Spider-Signal (On-screen)
• Spider-Man's Belt Camera (On-screen)
  
  

Synopsis for "The Jackal Files"

In his secret lab, the Jackal has one of his Peter Parker clones strapped to an examination table. The clone is hooked up to a machine that will fill his mind with information that will bring him up to date on the life of the real Peter Parker. Soon, the Parker clone's mind if flooded with information on...

• The Scarlet Spider
• Spider-Man
• Kaine
• The Jackal himself
• Gwen Stacy
• Mary Jane Watson-Parker
• Carrion
• Shriek
• The New Warriors
• The original Green Goblin
• Hobgoblin^{[Continuity 1]}
• Judas Traveller and the Host^{[Continuity 2]}
• Venom
• Carnage
• The Lizard^{[Continuity 3]}
• The Vulture
• Doctor Octopus
• Stunner
• Silver Sable
• J. Jonah Jameson
• The Black Cat
• Scrier

He completes his information dump by provided this Parker clone with a profile on itself, showing it a new costume and giving it a new name: Spidercide. Reviving Spidercide, he forces the shape-shifting clone to assume its costumed form. He then informs the clone that he will be the Jackal's instrument of destruction and to kill everyone that stands in his way.

What follows is more data and information on Spider-Man and the Scarlet Spider's weapons and equipment.

Notes

Continuity Notes

1. ↑ The Jackal states that the original Hobgoblin was Ned Leeds here. This was revealed to be false in Spider-Man: Hobgoblin Lives #1-Spider-Man: Hobgoblin Lives #3.
2. ↑ Judas Traveller is identified as immortal here. This is also proven to be false, as it was later revealed that Traveller is a mutant who suffered dellusions after a mental breakdown as revealed in Amazing Spider-Man #416-417.
3. ↑ The Jackal states he isn't sure if this is Curt Connors or someone/something else. This creature is later revealed to be a different entity to Connors as revealed in The Spectacular Spider-Man #237-239.

Publication Notes

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