The aftermath of Spawn #350 is upon us. It's six months later, and no one is safe!
Al is not happy about losing his immortality and is hell-bent on investigating. Meanwhile Todd McFarlane is revelling in the versatility of his franchise with a book which really leans in to its horror roots. Read Full Review
King Spawn #31 offers a promising start to a new status quo, which puts the hellish antihero in peril. I will say that without reading Spawn #350, some of the context is lost not to mention that this doesn't feel like much of a jumping-on point. But the future is looking promising, particularly with how McFarlane and co. plan to expand the Spawn universe. Read Full Review
KING SPAWN #31 presents an engaging storyline that showcases Spawns resilience in the face of powerlessness. The exploration of his character in this new context adds depth to the narrative. However, the lack of clarity in the connection between Spawn and Mrs. Blake, coupled with the art falling slightly short of expectations, detracts from the overall experience. Despite its shortcomings, the anticipation for how Spawn navigates this mortal predicament keeps the readers hooked. Read Full Review