“I created Spawn back when I was a teenager hoping to someday break into the comic book industry,” McFarlane said when the issue’s ensemble creative team was announced. “Now, over 40 years later, not ...

While most long-running comic book titles are owned by large corporations like Marvel and DC, there are a few creator-owned comics that have been publishing for decades as well. Image Comics’ Savage ...

While most of the comic book characters we know and love come from giants like DC or Marvel, there are plenty of lesser-known, independent comics that deserve the limelight. One of the most iconic ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Sam & Twitch: Case Files #1. Todd McFarlane's Spawn just reached a landmark 350 issues, a big milestone for an independent comic ...

Last month, Bleeding Cool posted that there would be Spawn news coming from Todd McFarlane and Liam Sharp for New York Comic Con. Between 1999 and 2000, Liam Sharp drew and painted fourteen issues of ...

Todd McFarlane remembers the moment he knew he wanted to create a different complexion of superhero. The artist and writer was midway through his groundbreaking Spider-Man run when he found himself ...

Just a day after its release, Image Comics has announced that 'Spawn' No. 300 — the oversized anniversary issue for Todd McFarlane’s signature character — has sold out at the distributor level and ...

When it first debuted in 1992, Todd McFarlane’s Spawn defined not only an entire publisher in the short term — it was the second-ever Image Comics series, and for a time, the company’s flagship book — ...

The iconic actor who helped make Spawn a mainstream antihero has the definitive answer on making a return to the franchise.

The comic from Todd McFarlane is Image Comics' biggest monthly title release in 25 years. By Aaron Couch Film Editor King Spawn No. 1 is reigning at comic book shops. The Image Comics title from ...

If you buy something through this post, IGN may get a share of the sale. For more, read our Terms of Use. Perhaps no superhero embodies the '90s better than Spawn ...