MINISERIES FINALE
As the force used by the police against Al Simmons continues to escalate to surprising levels, the Freak gets closer to discovering the information he was sent to find.
The writing of TODD McFARLANE meets the incredible art of MIKE DEL MUNDO in the conclusion of SPAWN: UNWANTED VIOLENCE, a two-part miniseries that forces Spawn to confront the very nature of good and evil!
At times, the Spawn narrative seemed excessive. The Freak story seemed overly violent, not directly related to Spawns actions, and poorly explained. I didn't fully understand the Freak narrative. Yet long after I read it, the two strands in Spawn Unwanted Violence #2 played through my mind as they merged, each building upon and emphasizing the other. Clad in the robes of Black Lives Matter, this issue speaks to the mystery of government. We invest power in others for our protection. Yet we are shocked when they chose legalities over common sense and The Rule Of Law over safeguarding people. If only there were easy answers in the constant battle to reforming, maintaining, and preserving fair government for all. Moody, atmospheric, haunting: Spawn Unwanted Violence #2 will live with you long after you read it. Read Full Review
Spawn: Unwanted Violence #2boasts some of the most stunning artwork ever put to a page, but that doesn't make up for its convoluted and disappointing story. I understand what McFarlane was going for, and I understand his dedication to his creation, but this is one time he should have loosened the metaphorical chains. Read Full Review
so pick Spawn UV #2 the story ok just had lilttle bit Idenitty Politics story right for men for Volence but the change they made on Spawn, after cops beat him taken punshiment not doing was boring know Spawn that he murder corrupt cops here standing there doing nothing there scene I like in comic not into Spoiler. there character who help for Spawn craking down who behind the mess there setting up. first issue was better this one. I rate this one a 3.5 rate stars
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