Spawn #377

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• 8.5

  AIPT - David Brooke

  Jul 01, 2026

  A kind of bottle episode, Rosenberg and Segovia continue to pluck at the mystery of the new status quo in the Spawn Universe. Spawn #377 continues the successful reinvention of the franchise by focusing on power vacuums, criminal ambition, and the lingering mystery surrounding Al Simmons' return. The issue skillfully balances world-building with forward momentum, using a mob summit and Bonehead's chaotic exploits to paint a picture of a world scrambling to establish a new order. Segovia's artwork brings gravitas and personality to every scene, ensuring that even lengthy conversations feel charged with danger. While the issue functions largely as a setup chapter, it does so with confidence, intrigue, and a clear sense of purpose. Read Full Review

• 6.0

  Comic Book Clique - Jocelyn Savoie

  Jul 06, 2026

  Spawn #377 is not the home run I was hoping for. There's a lot of exposition to get through, along with several characters who simply don't stick the landing. Even so, I came away with the impression that Matthew Rosenberg has a genuine appreciation for the sandbox Todd McFarlane has spent three decades building into one of the most recognizable independent comic book franchises of all time. I'm optimistic that Rosenberg has a clear blueprint for where he wants to take the series and that he'll continue building toward that vision with each new issue. Read Full Review