Erik Larson nuff said

My favorite comic book character and Todd, Capullo, Snyder, etc all did and amazing job! The art was stellar from everyone who contributed. Look forward to the record breaking issue 301.

One of the best comic books made this year, and one of the best storylines to boot. Visually it’s stunning! Capullo continues to be gold on anything he touches, and it’s nice Greg came back to Spawn. Todd’s art is still amazing! It makes me wish to have more special issues to get more McFarlane pencils and full renderings. Alexander the current monthly artist section of the(which there are 5) book works really well with the story told in his sequential art. With all of the variant covers, and guest spots this has a little something for everyone. I can’t wait for Spawn #301 more

This issue has a great plot, good art and great pacing. It has me excited for the next issue

The art and story are on point. This is one series I wish was bi-monthly

My god...so much to talk about here...but man, that 26 panel page...I WANT THAT AS A POSTER!

After getting settled in up north, Malcolm, Angel and the gang are back doing what makes this series great! Erik Larson continues to bring the heat. It’s a must buy even if some moments are adult only.

THE GOOD:

-The art was good. I've never been quite as in love with Anka's art as others, but it did it's job and suited the fantasy environment well.

-The flashback scenes were good. They definitely tried a bit too hard to be profound and emotional, but I appreciate them for what they were.

-The dragon battle was cool if a bit anticlimactic.

THE BAD:

-This was really disappointing. One of my favorite writers writing one of my favorite genres for one of my favorite publishers? This should have been awesome. Instead it was a mess.

-I felt like we got dropped into this world way too quickly. I had no time to adjust to this fantasy environment and how exactly it works, so it left the comic very unaccessible from the start.

-I don't care about any of these characters. It's hard to believe this is the same Chip Zdarsky that writes Invaders and Spider-Man: Life Story.

-I've never read a two-issue miniseries that felt like it needed to be a one-shot more than this.

-What is it with orgies and comics lately. This one might've even been worse than the DP one (never though I'd say that) because it's longer and more unnecessary. This just reminds me how good a comic like WicDiv is, because it incorporates things like orgies into it's story much better and makes them feel… natural I guess. Dear God, this has gone on too long.

-I don't even think I'm gonna pick up the next issue. more

It’s hard to find anything good about this book. The pacing, art, and lettering were below average. The story was all over the place. I think it is trying to use homosexuality as a selling point instead of the depth of the characters. It was the worst comic I have ever purchased and will not be buying the second.

This is one of the best story lines in Spawn history! When Al brings back all of his old enemies to do his bidding, I was like this is the best character in comics, hands down

A great issue, which nicely widens the story out and introduces us to another cybernetic hero. The setting in Bogota is an interesting one, with issues around a mysterious cartel and rebel factions adding a further dimension to this story. So strong is this issue that it wasn't until I got to the end that I realised that it hadn't featured a single character from the previous issues. In fact it was the "Next Issue" page, with its picture of Stryker, which brought that fact home. While this is a new narrative thread, it does feel part of the whole. Criticisms by some of a difficult to follow narrative are surprising: I'm not struggling. The art is, once again, great too. more