[REVIEW] SPAWN #300
Spawn #300 is a giant-sized issue with an incredible creative force. Everything points towards change, but is that even possible in a superhero comic?
Spawn #300 is a giant-sized issue with an incredible creative force. Everything points towards change, but is that even possible in a superhero comic?
This week we’re talking about the newest trailers for JOKER and TERMINATOR: DARK FATE, the untimely passing of Terrance Dicks, and much much more!
We’re back! Stacy returns from Gen Con and has a tale or two to tell of the world’s premiere tabletop gaming convention and much more.
Spawn #299 directly continues the story from last time, picking up with Spawn and Mark cornered by the soldiers of heaven and hell.
The story focuses on Marc and his collaboration with Al; their interaction with the media. But everything comes with a price and new players enter the game.
Last issue Redeemer began to tell Al’s story. In Spawn #297 it is up to Cogliostro to continue to teach heaven about their enemy, as his own plans unfold.
Spawn #296 takes us back to the very beginning. While Spawn’s enemies plan their next steps, they also take stock and tell each other the history of Spawn.
Spawn on a wooden cross somewhere in a desert, the media searching for answers, and an enemy from the past waiting to make his move — this is Spawn #295.
Spawn #294 continues to tell the downfall of empires millennia in the making. And while everything crumbles around them, one villain sets out for revenge.