From what I know of the clone saga, it really wasn't that bad.  It just pissed off a lot of fans.  The concept is good, but wasn't accepted by the public.

The problem was that too many people were involved, including Marvel's marketing crew and other morons who didn't give a **** about "story", only about "events" (= "more comics to sell"). Thus, the saga lasted one and a half years longer than it was originally planned.

http://www.newcomicreviews.com/GHM/specials/LifeOfReilly/

Personally I'm enjoying the whole 'Fallen' thing. (still reading my WW2 trade paperback).

From what I know of the clone saga, it really wasn't that bad.  It just pissed off a lot of fans.  The concept is good, but wasn't accepted by the public.

The problem was that too many people were involved, including Marvel's marketing crew and other morons who didn't give a **** about "story", only about "events" (= "more comics to sell"). Thus, the saga lasted one and a half years longer than it was originally planned.

http://www.newcomicreviews.com/GHM/specials/LifeOfReilly/

Cripes...i just read through the first 17pages of that, and now find out i'm only halfway through. Good thing it's good reading tho ;)

Personally I'm enjoying the whole 'Fallen' thing. (still reading my WW2 trade paperback).

I've gotta go back and re-read my WWI2 issues... I don't really remember that much, other than that it seemed quite rushed for the amount of apparent danger all of Cybertron was in.

Well, I finally finished reading through that Life of Reilly link around 1pm today, that was a haul... After reading that though, I don't know how anyone can Starscream about the TF's continuity, the original cartoons make a heckuvalot more sense than some of the stuff Marvel pulled out of their arses to explain stuff. Still cool tho :thumb