Superhero universes are no stranger to creating outside-of-continuity stories that see their heroes placed into dire apocalyptic stakes. In Marvel Comics, the likes of Deadpool, Wolverine, and the ...

One of the familiar narratives to emerge in subsequent decades is that Spawn was designed so that Todd McFarlane could draw Spider-Man without splitting any profits with Marvel Comics. There’s a grain ...

Fans of the Spawn comic book may enjoy this game for the simple fact that it's the prettiest Spawn game yet, but all others should rent with prejudice. In the past, Todd McFarlane's gritty comic book ...

My exposure to Spawn comes from two main sources: The 1997 movie with Michael Jai White, and Soulcalibur 2. But even with just that small amount of knowledge of the character, I know one main thing ...

Spawn #251 is available to purchase and read from Image Comics as it was released on April 15th. This marks the first issue since Al Simmons was persuaded by God, in the form of a talking dog, to take ...

With McFarlane Toys‘ relaunch of Spawn comic-based figures an apparent success, the company continues the line with even more regular and deluxe boxed figures. Some are straight up modern remakes of ...

Only a week and a half ago, McFarlane Toys announced more Mortal Kombat and Spawn toys. It’s time to take the opportunity to review the latest Mortal Kombat and Spawn samples they sent over. On the ...

When it first debuted in 1992, Todd McFarlane’s Spawn defined not only an entire publisher in the short term — it was the second-ever Image Comics series, and for a time, the company’s flagship book — ...

An ancient land is assailed by dark and malevolent beasts. They have sent the last of their able-bodied people to fight them, but it doesn't appear to be enough. Thankfully, a knight bearing the ...

Todd McFarlane's Spawn has become one of the most recognizable and popular comic book characters ever to hit the mainstream. The comic series has spun off into a number of different merchandising ...

As massive as the hype was surrounding the release of Spawn #1 in 1992, could any collector have imagined the series would still be trucking along 27 years and 299 issues later? Especially once the ...