What the heck is “legacy numbering” in comic books? You might have noticed something big happened in the world of Spider-Man in March 30’s Amazing Spider-Man #93 , the issue in which Peter Parker’s clone, Ben Reilly, became a supervillain (get all the details on how that happened right here ). At the same time, you might have also noticed that Marvel has been planning some big changes for Spider-Man, including a brand new, relaunched Amazing Spider-Man #1 in April. And then just a couple of months later it’ll publish Amazing Spider-Man #900 , which is also Amazing Spider-Man #6 . Confused? How Marvel Comics can go from Amazing Spider-Man #93 to #1, to #900/#6 (in that order) in a matter of weeks is kind of old hat for long-time comic book readers. And relaunching a series with a new #1 issue – which DC and particularly Marvel Comics both do often these days – seems pretty straightforward for even the most casual readers. But “legacy numbering” might still be a little perplexing. That said, it’s not as complex as it may seem from the outside, and we can explain the basics of “legacy numbering” right now. What is “legacy… Read full this story
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