A five-issue limited series set in the MC2 Universe titled "Last Hero Standing" was printed. In 2006, Marvel released another limited series set in the MC2 Universe titled "Last Planet Standing". The series was intended to wrap up all the loose ends in the MC2 Universe and destroy it at the series' conclusion. As a result, "Spider-Girl" was slated to be cancelled at issue 100, where the character would die. Due to backlash from DeFalco and fans, Marvel quashed the move and announced the relaunching of "Spider-Girl" under the title of "Amazing Spider-Girl". The "Amazing" title lasted until early 2009, when the book was again cancelled due to low sales. A third title, "The Spectacular Spider-Girl", was then launched. Initially a digital exclusive, the "Spectacular" book was incorporated into the "Amazing Spider-Man Family" anthology magazine. After "Amazing Spider-Man Family" and its successor, "Web of Spider-Man", folded, a final four-issue "Spectacular Spider-Girl" mini-series was produced, allowing many of the long-running plot threads from the book to be tied up. The final MC2-oriented story to date, a one-shot called "Spider-Girl: The End", was published in 2010, which gave the title character a happy ending while leaving the door open for further adventures.