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    Spawn #200

    Spawn » Spawn #200 - Untitled (200th Anniversary Special) released by Image on January 1, 2011.

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    "I Can Take Care Of Myself -- And Don't Call Me Shirley." 8

    Spawn #200 - Untitled (200th Anniversary Special) by silkcuts on January 12, 2011

    Man I've been away from Spawn for a while.  I went to the comic shop, it being Wednesday and all, looked at the new comics and saw stacks of Spawn comics.  First I noticed it was issue #200, then I noticed all the nice variants.  Picked a random one up, thumbed it and saw a white guy in the Spawn costume.  I was like WTF?  Where's Al?  It seems like no one reads Spawn Monthly anymore since no one could answer my question. At $4 and already past my budget, I was like only one cover.  That was har...

    14 out of 14 found this review helpful.

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    Spawn #200 - Untitled (200th Anniversary Special) by dark_noldor on January 27, 2011

    I guess I had big expectations for this issue, being the 200th issue and so, but unfortunally reading this was just a reminder of why I quit reading Spawn back in the 90´s (I think I´ve only read it ´till # 25 or so). This book was boring, all those borind dialogues about Hell, controlling the suit, Violator Vs The Freak dude, the whole Al Simmons´suicide and becoming an Omega Spawn, nah, this kind of material just don´t work for me anymore. I really respect Todd McFarlane for all his work, but ...

    4 out of 4 found this review helpful.
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