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story TODD McFARLANE art & cover by WHILCE PORTACIO & TODD McFARLANE
ENDGAME COMES TO IT’S STUNNING CONCLUSION AS SPAWN’S IDENTITY IS REVEALED TO THE PUBLIC! Previously hidden in the shadows, this new Hellspawn emerges as a visible hero. The media, Hollywood and even Oprah are fanatic over him! Jim is about to become the biggest star in the world, and he plans to use the exposure to his advantage.
Date Available: 03/03/2010
BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS
I love McFarlane’s artwork, and I wish he drew more. We get some of that here, in the conclusion of the Endgame storyline, which is written by McFarlane, layouts by Capullo, and drawn by the star-studded pairing of McFarlane and Liefeld. It’s a whopper, too. A new Spawn is on the loose, with abilities the old one never had. It’s an all-new game, as Spawn buildups for #200. I admit I don’t like the cover—way too bloody. And the art is not total McFarlane, but there are places where it’s obvious he did most of the heavy-lifting. Yet it’s a nice refresher on all things Spawn. Welcome the new Spawn!
I give it 7 out of 10 Grahams
story TODD McFARLANE art & cover by WHILCE PORTACIO & TODD McFARLANE
ENDGAME COMES TO IT’S STUNNING CONCLUSION AS SPAWN’S IDENTITY IS REVEALED TO THE PUBLIC! Previously hidden in the shadows, this new Hellspawn emerges as a visible hero. The media, Hollywood and even Oprah are fanatic over him! Jim is about to become the biggest star in the world, and he plans to use the exposure to his advantage.
Date Available: 03/03/2010
BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS
I love McFarlane’s artwork, and I wish he drew more. We get some of that here, in the conclusion of the Endgame storyline, which is written by McFarlane, layouts by Capullo, and drawn by the star-studded pairing of McFarlane and Liefeld. It’s a whopper, too. A new Spawn is on the loose, with abilities the old one never had. It’s an all-new game, as Spawn buildups for #200. I admit I don’t like the cover—way too bloody. And the art is not total McFarlane, but there are places where it’s obvious he did most of the heavy-lifting. Yet it’s a nice refresher on all things Spawn. Welcome the new Spawn!
I give it 7 out of 10 Grahams
