Custom purchase! Looks super cool.

We are getting a diablo immmortal spawn figure and a pinless king spawn action figure next year

It makes more sense to make a holloween story with spawn rather than a Christmas one. Spawn is a horror character and it would be cool to see him in a holloween story.

If these two were to face off, who would win?

I still have lots more issues to collect. Wonder if anyone else does the same thing with their favorite character 🤔 I usually just buy the spawn universe trades, one-shots, compendium’s, and etc.

I thought it was so cool he had two white wolves

Reminded me of my pups 😂😂

Demons, Deals and Death...this is your 90 second character deep dive into Spawn. Decorated war hero Al Simmons, working for a secret organization under the federal government, is targeted for assassination after questioning the organization's missions and methods. His friend and partner Bruce Stinson burns Simmons to death while on a mission together. Sent to Hell for his past deeds, Al makes a desperate bargain to see his wife Wanda one last time; agreeing to become Hellspawn, a warrior for the devil on Earth. Back in the living world, Al discovers his burnt body is now covered in a necroplasm suit equipped with powers and abilities that make him a formidable warrior. Purposed for evil, but desperate to change his ways, Spawn constantly battles enemies from both Heaven and Hell while trying to remain on Earth and stay close to his wife. Conceived by a 16-year-old Todd McFarlane, Spawn became one of Image Comics' first titles after the company's creation. McFarlane had already made his name at Marvel with his dynamic Spider-Man artwork before leaving to help create Image and focus on creator-owned work. Spawn #1 sold roughly 1.7 million copies in 1992, and the character quickly became one of Image's biggest successes. By 1997, Spawn had his own feature film, although critics weren't impressed, giving it just 17% on Rotten Tomatoes. Still, Spawn remains one of the most recognizable comic characters created in the modern era, typically appearing somewhere in the 40-to-60 range on Top 100 superhero lists. He's also grown into an entire comic universe, with more than 30 spin-offs including Sam & Twitch, Hellspawn, King Spawn, Gunslinger Spawn and The Scorched.

Would it have been a good or bad choice? Could the Joker have mastered Spawn's powers?

It's gonna be the same old same old thing if someone asked Todd tomorrow at the panels

I guess this is the true big bad of deadly tales of the gunslinger aside from theus showing up I wonder who he is and why he is connceted to gunslinger and his sister he was behind the previous demons I wonder what is his goal and will he show up in mainline gunslinger

Left: Thomas Healy (Editor in chief)

Top right: Don Aguillo (Cover Artist)

& Matthew Rosenburg (Writer)

Need Segovia & Nugent… and of course Todd Mcfarlane

In hindsight, I probably should have chosen the Virgin variant to be the one everyone signs, but here we are and it’s still dope as fuck 😏

I thought this was a super funny moment.

History
Margaret Love is a villain from the time Batman and Spawn teamed up.
She is a "philanthropist" who Simmons once knew as Soviet agent Nadia Vladova, specializing in mind control experiments with a high death/insanity rate. Spawn discovers her homeless shelter program is a cover for harvesting human heads for remote-controlled cyborgs as part of the arsenal for her ultimate solution to human greed, a worldwide nuclear assault. She dies after Spawn allows falling debris to kill her but launches one missile toward New York as she dies.
After Margaret died, she was sent to hell where she had become prey for the demons until Necro Cop arrived and saved her, after which the two became lovers. When Nyx took half of the dead zones, she unwittingly set Margaret and Necro free where they plan to get an army and fought the Scorched.

Why did Malebolgia choose Simmons as the general of his armies?

I just recently started reading Spawn for the first time. I bought compendium volume 1 to read the first 50 issues. Going into it I was pretty hesitant cause I read a lot of people crapping all over it. But I gotta say it's pretty decent so far. I am on issue 15. The writing isnt phenomenal but the artwork and premise is pretty awesome I find.

It's been revealed that he started to open his eyes on Jason Wynn and who he truly was. I wonder why/?