The Violator, banished to Earth, has found himself face to face with the savage Viking Spawn of the era. He has only his wits and cunning to rely on if he is to survive the oncoming battle.
Violator: Origin has been such a pleasant surprise thus far. As someone who has found himself a bit “Spawned Out” lately, this story has been a breath of fresh air! Violator's journey is captivating and each stop on his timeline brings an engaging tale. From the art style to the writing, it feels like Violator is in the best hands he could possibly be in to flesh out his backstory! I can't wait to see more! Read Full Review
And now the Violator has found a new body. Its ready to find its way in the world with a renewed appreciation for its own infernal durability. Theres no telling whee life is going to take the infernal thing navigates its way to the Heptarchy in England in the eighth century. Beyond that, there are a lot of directions that Andreyko and company could develop in the course of the ensuing issues. Read Full Review
Violator: Origin #2 continues the hellacious shenanigans and life journey of Spawn's greatest nemesis, Violator. Read Full Review
I'm at a loss where to actually start with this abomination of a comic. To be fair I actually enjoyed issue 1 way more than I had anticipated but oh my how my hopes were dashed after this. The dialogue was so excruciatingly bad it actually made me laugh at times. The art was so badly coloured that the pretty wonderful intricate ink work was!!!! I think the word was abused! I would love to see this as a black and white as it would look outstanding and if someone from kindergarten has nice new crayons I'm sure we could start a competition to re word this. A nice Violator toy to the winner......lol woeful......sorry I'm so over Spawn just now.......Jonn
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