Spawn's Endgame Reaches Climax, Sell-Out
Headline - Press release
Posted by Frederik Hautain on May 14, 2009
Tags: image, mcfarlane, portacio, spawn
SPAWN, the long-running superhero saga recently relaunched by series creator Todd McFarlane and fellow Image Founder Whilce Portacio, kicks off the second half of its series altering storyline 'Endgame' with a distribution-level sell out making way for the upcoming collection.
"Our goal is to slowly build up momentum and the sellout of issue #191 is another indication that we're accomplishing that goal," McFarlane said. "With a majority of our single issues out of print, the release of the first Endgame collection couldn't be more timely."
SPAWN's current storyarc, 'Endgame', has seen the original Hellspawn, Al Simmons, end his life as the amnesiac Patient 47 awakens with Al's powers. Soon after, new horrors and allies have come into play with familiar faces, including Al's widow, Wanda and his worst enemy, The Violator. The next several issues promise to conclude Patient 47's transformation into SPAWN as the truth about his identity is finally revealed. Readers eager to read the entire first half of 'Endgame' can do so in the June-shipping tradepaperback. All fans are advised to check in with their local comic book store to see if copies of SPAWN #191 are still available.
SPAWN #192 (MAR092463), a 32-page full color comic book for $2.95, will be in-stores June 3rd, 2009. SPAWN, VOL. 1: ENDGAME PART 1 (APR090346), a 160-page full color tradepaperback for $14.99, will be in-stores June 24th, 2009.
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Comments
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Richard Boom May 14, 2009 at 4:21pm
welll....I ended my ordering of Spawn comics with the change of the team and well...I am glad I did. The art is just NOT my thing and is not what I enjoy, although the story is good!
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Bart Croonenborghs May 15, 2009 at 3:07am
Aaah Spawn, the folly of my youth :) http://www.kapaza.be/Boeken/Stripboeken_Diversen/12254314/Todd_McFarlane_SPAWN_comics_collection_sellout.html
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Andy Oliver May 15, 2009 at 6:31am
I was well into my twenties when I picked up the first couple of issues of Spawn Bart (cue old man jibe here) but that was as far as it went for me. I don't think I ever picked up another issue. Todd McFarlane's "writing" on adjectiveless Spider-Man did not incline me to give Spawn more than two issues to win me over.
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