Spawn has returned to his old hunting grounds, but he is no longer the hunter-he is the hunted. A new threat from heaven has come bearing a familiar face!
KING SPAWN #23 confronts Spawn with his greatest adversary yet in the form of a woman who can unleash ghosts to inflict torment on Spawn's mind and spirit. The conflict is as thought-provoking as it is dramatic, and the art is stupendous. Read Full Review
The basic conflict that's going on doesn't really have a whole lot of weight. However, the emotional gravity of everything that's going on does. And that's really all that's needed for a powerful horror fantasy comic book. As long as there's enough pole on the page between the different compelling supernatural forces, everything works. Still, it would be nice if things were delivered to the page in a way that felt a little bit more defined between villain, hero, and heros cop accomplice. Read Full Review
King Spawn #23 is a setup issue and isn't heavy on the action or over-the-top with the gore. And fair warning, the issue is short. But it is sweet as well thanks to some great writing and amazing art. If anyone knows it's dark and hell is hot, it's Spawn. And for all the trouble Spawn finds himself in at the end of the issue, it looks like something even bigger and badder is waiting in the wings Things are heating up for hell's favorite son. Read Full Review
The danger is truly coming to a head for our would-be King of Hell and those he cares for, as the scope of Spawns exigencies come into focus. King Spawn #23 raises the stakes skyward as it moves players into position for the imminent, and sure to be explosive, conflict around the corner. Read Full Review
Beware vengeful Japanese women back from the dead! Especially the ones who can hit Hellspawn with a psychic spirit attack!
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