I'd forgotten about some of these earlier Spawn one-shot stories. The tale of the cannibals and their bunnies, this one about a reporter trying to dig out the truth about Spawn... When he gets too close and spends a night in Spawn's alley, well... things get a little more real than he wanted o...
A cult that wants to bring about an elder god that will restore the balance between heaven and hell has the most delicious way to bring about that coming. And when I say delicious, I mean they are cannibals. They pick one member to be the bunny and then eat them, believing they'll gain the soul ...
The Dark God. Although he's really just a super powerful demon. They get the name of the demon who sent Urizen, Angela stops the horde of angels - with the help of the host, and then... well, it's a lot of setup for issue 100, which I read sometimes last year. It's fun, it's good versus evi...
I remember reading Spawn when it just came out, reading it, and being just in awe. It was dark and gritty and violent a felt a little naughty in all the right ways. Then again, I was younger, and my dad was super concerned about violence desensitizing me, and has been since forever. It's somet...
This involves the discovery of faster-than-light technology so that man can travel further in space. A new planet is discovered in our Solar System with alien life forms. Further exploration in search for potential allies brings the crew of the Discovery into contact with more alien races, some les...
I promise, I promise, I will get to Heathen. Maybe even after this, but so much more Spawn now. (Um, like ten issues, mumble, mumble.) Angela is drawn to the war in Hell, not because she's invited, or wanted. Spawn tells her it's his fight, and to stay away, in fact. She doesn't listen. ...
The more time goes on, the less chance it seems the anyone will deal with the fact that Sara was raped. She seems to skate by, all these horrific things happening to her, with zero trauma at all. The rape was the last straw: I can't read this without wondering why there is no signs of trauma in ...
Read 50 pages of this. Though it's beautiful, with large panoramic illustrations, the main storyline seems trite, seems like it's been done before. I've seen other reviews that said pretty much the same thing.Still, read it for the art and you may enjoy the storyline, the space operaness of it all.....
As a concept book, this book is very concepty. Yay!The idea behind this whole rigmarole is really neat - full-length, full-color graphic novel with extra bits if you have the right technology. I imagine a lot of books and other things will start moving in this direction; it's neat, fun, interactive,...
I have to say I love what Hines, Vandyke, Cansino, and Haberlin do with Spawn. Learning about his younger background and the journal that brings on the last 2 issues if this collection. Wild Wild West Spawn Yee Haw!
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