Bought the blank cover to this one. Excellent story, very creative. Some of the best spidey art out currently out there. I wouldn’t mind more of these kind of books, but not just spidey and marvel. Imagine Spawn or flash with this format. I works well.

Joshua Williamson nuff said

I loved it! From the art to the plot and even the color is fantastic. There’s a nice cliffhanger at the end and I hope that leads to more. Crossovers never have the best stories but this story serves its purpose and is better than people are giving it credit for. A book by Greg Capullo is a must buy. Throw in Spawn and Batman and it’s an instant classic

Kirkman and Samnee at the top of their game

A great story by Kirkman, and excellent art by Samnee. One of my current favorites. A must buy

The story and art has been outstanding. I hope they keep this series around

One of the best series out. A must buy

Compelling story, nice art, good pace, need more.

Great writing, great art! Check it out!

This comic duo always delivers. A lesser known classic tale reimagined. A page turner with excellent art

Another fantastic Jason Shawn Alexander book.

With a who’s who of comic book creators and momentum Spawn and TMP are setting the stage for many books, tv shows, and movies to come. This book is fantastic. A must buy

I love everything about this comic!

Just when I thought they were taking too much from Kirkmans Ant man, they go in a surprising direction. The series is on my must buy list

One of the best Spawns to date. Jason Shawn Alexander and his art are perfect for this current and awesome storyline.

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

This book has everything! Todd McFarlane shines. His images and complete renderings are what set this series up for success. I wish he would pencil more in the future. Todd’s writing has come along way! Greg Capullo’s influence on the series and the fact he comes back to Spawn makes him one of my favs. His work although not as much as issue 300 is top notch. Jason Alexander also is a great hire for this title, and in his run we have received some of the best story, and art Spawn has ever had. I recommend this book without a doubt.

Excellent issue. Good pace. Great art. Good lettering. Jason Shawn Alexander is in top form! His art is amazing. Todd did 5 pages fully rendered, and his art is priceless. This is a must buy

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

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

I appreciate the double issue. This series is on of my favs, and to get extra pages is welcomed no matter the price point. Splinter truly is the leader this book needs. The tie-in’s to previous books like the rat king is nice too. Art is great and consistent, the writing keeps getting better, and the lettering is on point. All in anticipation of issue 100, the comic is a must buy.

This book was amazing. Worth every penny. Nazis are no match for Malcom

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

Eric Larsen has a good storyline going, his art really compliments the story and is pretty good too!

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.

Erik Larson nuff said

As soon as it gets good it ends. I definitely wanted to see more of their superpowers, but they saved themselves and Houston

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.