I'm working on Marvel's Spider-Man in American comics.

Chapter 779 Spider-Man: The Cloning Plot
Another Spider-Man appeared in the distance, and combining this with what Peter had said while watching the news, Peter and Gwen quickly came to another conclusion: there is more than one Spider-Man in this universe.

"That Jew's self-introduction just now clearly showed that he thinks he's the only Spider-Man in the world, right?"

“Yes.” Gwen paused for a moment after hearing Peter’s words. “Wait, you said he’s Jewish?”

"Yeah, didn't he say he invested in a Spider-Man themed restaurant?"

Why are the restaurant investors Jewish...? Gwen muttered to herself for a moment, deciding to put the question aside for now, and instead thought of the other Spider-Man: "So, that Spider-Man isn't from this universe, right?"

"In most cases, it's certain that he, like us, comes from another universe, but..."

Peter didn't mention the other possibility, and Gwen asked curiously, "But what?"

"There's another possibility: clones. That would mean Peter Parker in this universe is in trouble!"

Peter leaped and caught up with the alarm ahead, and Gwen hesitated for a moment before quickly following. The two of them rushed to the scene of the alarm, where a creature that had almost turned the entire street upside down was someone Peter knew quite well yet was also a stranger to: the Rhino Man from the Earth-1616 universe.

He looks almost identical to the Rhino Man from Universe 616, but his rhino skin is completely different. Unlike the white metallic skin and powerful exoskeleton of Osborn Technology in Universe 616, the Rhino Man here really looks like a rhino, using gray bionic skin.

Meanwhile, another Spider-Man is fighting Rhino here.

"What happened to you, Alex? I thought you died in that explosion, buddy!"

Spider-Man dodged the cars flying around in the sky, then used his webs to hook one of them and smash it into Rhino, causing a small explosion. Spider-Man, who landed on a telephone pole, helplessly shrugged: "Of course, I knew you'd be fine, Alex. We've been through this many times."

"This time is different! Spider-Man!"

The rhinoceros-man burst out of the flames of the explosion: "This time, I'll send you to hell!"

"Going to hell? That's terrible."

Peter and Gwen hid at a distance, quietly observing everything—actually, it was mainly Peter who was observing. His nanotech suit allowed him to see further, eavesdrop on distant conversations, and even search for old news from this universe. While listening to Spider-Man's witty remarks and fighting Rhino, Peter remained silent for a moment before looking at Gwen: "The worst has happened. Rhino and Spider-Man are most likely clones."

"Uh...so...someone is cloning you, and all your villains?"

"Yes, that's right. It's probably Miles Warren. In our universe, he's accomplished nothing, at least he's still working for Osborn, while Norman basically syncs his work with the supercomputer at Spiderweb every week. But just because he failed in our universe doesn't mean he failed in this one..."

Peter fell silent for a moment, then shook his head. News reports indicated that most of Spider-Man's enemies, including Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus, were already dead. Some died in accidents, others were executed, and some were even shot in court by the victims' families. The last recorded battle between Spider-Man and a supervillain was five years ago. "There's only one thing I don't understand. This Spider-Man in this universe is clearly decadent and incompetent. It would be understandable if they planned to clone his enemies to deal with him, but why clone him? This clone is obviously more energetic."

Gwen, who could only make out a blurry picture with her eyes squinted, asked in confusion. Peter, after a moment's thought, gave his answer: "The best way to make a city lose its will to resist is not simply through violence, but by shattering people's confidence in resisting. So the other side needs to stage a big show of killing Spider-Man."

"Most importantly, once the clone dies, even if the original body steps up to fight again, it may still be labeled as a clone."

"What if that fat otaku comes out to help?"

"What could be more devastating to the original's life than having someone who is superior to the original in every way, possesses all the original's memories, and considers themselves a clone of the original? I don't know what deep-seated hatred Warren and Peter Parker in this universe have."

As Peter spoke, he suddenly shouted, "Oh no!" and rushed to the distant battlefield, with Gwen following immediately.

He witnessed a very bad scene.

The citizens of New York had already begun to scatter and flee, but some people still hadn't escaped. While Spider-Man was still fighting the rhino, a pumpkin bomb was thrown at him. Spider-Man immediately dodged the bomb and looked incredulously at the Green Goblin flying in from the sky: "Norman? No, this can't be, you're dead!"

"Dead? Hahaha, Peter! Of course I died, but I've come back to life!"

Green Goblin yelled and threw out several bombs. Spider-Man used his spider-sense to dodge them one by one. Then he landed. The next moment, another enemy he remembered as dead appeared. Countless grains of sand appeared around him, scaring him so much that he immediately fled.

"The Sandmen have also come back to life?"

Seeing the three enemies suddenly resurrected, Spider-Man panicked. Even Peter Parker, who was in his attic, saw this scene and was stunned. He kept telling himself that these should be counterparts from the multiverse, but the correspondence was too strange. None of the enemies were different.

What's the situation?
Spider-Man, caught in the middle of the battle, saw a little girl standing on the side of the road as punishment, forgetting to leave the battlefield. He decided to take the little girl away first before dealing with his old enemies, so he swung over and hugged the little girl around the waist.

"Uncle will take you...wait, the weight is wrong!"

Spider-Senses suddenly kicked in, and Spider-Man saw that the little girl in his arms had turned into another old adversary who had long since died: Chameleon. He shot himself in the abdomen, which caused him to release his enemy and fall from the sky. The Vulture, who had already died, then grabbed Chameleon and landed safely.

Sandman's sandstorm swept around him, threatening to engulf him, but the next moment, lightning covered the surroundings, melting all the sand grains with intense heat, and at the same time, another Spider-Man, who looked even shorter, appeared in front of him.

"So many strange things have happened today..."

　Fat Peter is Jewish, so if he really is Spider-Man from Universe 616, that would be hilarious.
　　
　
(End of this chapter)