Story by Todd McFarlane
Art by Todd McFarlane and Greg Capullo
Color by Steve Oliff and Olyoptics
Spawn is doing some soul searching in the alleys of New York City. While Spawn is contemplating life, a new person is joining the fray of those that a serving a higher power. This is all going on as Terry and Wanda are trying to figure out who has been making Terry's life difficult.
I received this comic book in the Comic of the Month Club subscription box. It's a random number but all in all an enjoyable comic book. Todd McFarlane's Spawn is one of the few Image properties that has stood the test of time. Image Comics is much different than what was introduced more than twenty years ago. Spawn continues to thrive however. Comics, toys, the HBO series, the movie and another movie coming soon has kept this unlikely hero relevant in the superhero world.
Issue number 27 was a lot of fun to read. I had only read much earlier issues of Spawn previously but I watched the entire HBO series a couple of times so I was able to fill in some of the gaps(provided it follows somewhat closely). Everything seemed to progress well and left me wanting to read the next issue.
The art looks beyond incredible in this book. Todd McFarlane is one the all time greats and he is accompanied by an artist that has become a superstar in his own right; Greg Capullo. Every panel is a joy to look at and flows with the story amazingly well.
What are your thoughts on Spawn? Which Image Comics originals are your favorites?
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