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Spawn Compendium, Color Edition, Volume 1

Spawn Compendium, Color Edition, Volume 1

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  • Create Date：2021-03-23 12:15:12
  • Update Date：2025-09-06
  • Status：finish
  • Author：Todd McFarlane
  • ISBN：1534319352
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Summary

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FULL COLOR！
TODD McFARLANE unleashed his signature creation， SPAWN， in 1992。 In doing so， he created the most successful independent comic book in history。 Add in collaborations with industry giants ALAN MOORE， FRANK MILLER， TONY DANIEL， and GRANT MORRISON， and SPAWN's future as a
legend was sealed。

Collected now in full color， McFARLANE's hyper-detailed artwork comes to life like never before。 Relive all the excitement of everyone's favorite anti-hero with this new collection。

Collects SPAWN #1-50

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Reviews

Gonzalo Urrutia ，

Since Spawn's #300 recently came out， I decided to check out this thousand-page introduction。What I found was a character full of emotion and empty of any agency， Spawn's adventures all fall into his lap， usually when he's sitting in the dumpsters moping。Characters and plotlines are introduced and then left behind， a thousand times does someone say something to Spawn only for him to get distracted with something else。Except for the two cops， nobody has any sort of personality in this book。 Every Since Spawn's #300 recently came out， I decided to check out this thousand-page introduction。What I found was a character full of emotion and empty of any agency， Spawn's adventures all fall into his lap， usually when he's sitting in the dumpsters moping。Characters and plotlines are introduced and then left behind， a thousand times does someone say something to Spawn only for him to get distracted with something else。Except for the two cops， nobody has any sort of personality in this book。 Everyone is just a one-dimensional emotion being shouted before changing into another emotion， usually rage to sadness and then back to rage。Also， on the subject of characters， Every single woman in this book is a） shown wearing less clothing than men， b） obscenely sexualized and c） underdeveloped， poorly written， flat except for her chest and her ass。What I was expecting to find as something new， fresh and original when it came to superheroes turned out to be boring， thoroughly unplanned and underdeveloped， stereotypical in the worst way and offensive at every chance it got。 。。。more

Andrew Pixton ，

I wonder if I'm related to Todd McFarlane through the Scottish clan。Anyways， awesome but ridiculously thick book。 Also black and white which was cool in it's own way but not nearly as great as colors。 The artwork is super detailed。 The story well developed and the characters awesome。 I came at this after already having seen the movie and HBO series。 In the comics， Spawn is much much better。 The animated series made him kinda mopey and the movie is hard to get past the old special effects and oth I wonder if I'm related to Todd McFarlane through the Scottish clan。Anyways， awesome but ridiculously thick book。 Also black and white which was cool in it's own way but not nearly as great as colors。 The artwork is super detailed。 The story well developed and the characters awesome。 I came at this after already having seen the movie and HBO series。 In the comics， Spawn is much much better。 The animated series made him kinda mopey and the movie is hard to get past the old special effects and other problems。 I will say the weakness of the comics has been Violator。 He's not nearly as cool as he was in either of the adaptations。 I think in those they just saw a better way to write him， he was more of a central antagonist but in this he's one of many。 He definitely contributes to the horror aspect。 One cool thing I hadn't noticed before is that he really hits the diversity and social justice buttons here。 The main character is black and is a champion defender of the homeless and is homeless himself。 Other groups could be addressed more， but he does well by them I think。 Spawn as a character is just awesome。 I love the theme of him being caught between Heaven and Hell， neither of which are 'good' and among a corrupt world of people。 Spawn is probably the most badass character out there and my favorite superhero。 。。。more

Richard ，

When it came to comics I never really was a fan。 Main thing figuratively speaking is having to search the globe for sold out issues。 All that changed with the Compendium comics several issues in just a few thousand pages。 Anyway I'm getting off topic the Spawn Compendium collects issues 1-50 of the comic。 it features Spawn formerly known as Al Simmons who was a government agent killed in the line of duty。 He was sent to hell and made a deal with an entity he considered the devil。 He would lead t When it came to comics I never really was a fan。 Main thing figuratively speaking is having to search the globe for sold out issues。 All that changed with the Compendium comics several issues in just a few thousand pages。 Anyway I'm getting off topic the Spawn Compendium collects issues 1-50 of the comic。 it features Spawn formerly known as Al Simmons who was a government agent killed in the line of duty。 He was sent to hell and made a deal with an entity he considered the devil。 He would lead the Hell army to heaven if he could only see his wife again。 His wish was granted but we all know be careful what you wish for。。。。。If you luv a good bit of Antihero action you surely won't be disappointed。 This compendium is for new fans and old fans of spawn。 。。。more

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