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    Spawn #2

    Spawn » Spawn #2 - Questions Pt.2 released by Image on June 1992.

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    Questions Pt.2 last edited by toxin45 on 04/02/24 07:24PM View full history

    Overview

    Spawn decides to find Wanda, but fears her reaction to what he's become. With his new powers, he attempts to change his ravaged features, with disappointing results. Exhausted, he collapses, only to be taunted by a foul-mouthed dwarf in clown makeup.

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    This comic opens with Violator having a lil one on one talk with himself showing off his crude like personality. As it continues spawn is still searching for himself trying to figure out who exactly he is and where his wife is! the comic still in almost a prelude like stage, with a lil more action than the first thanks to the now present violator. well not to give off to much the comic ends with a cliff hanger (as most comics do) involving Spawn and Violator!

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    Sophomore Blues 0

    Take all of the insane, ugly evil that is The Joker and Green Goblin, add a dash of Loki and you have The Violator. He could be Danny DeVito. He could sound an awful lot like Gilbert Gottfried. He will be Spawn's worst nightmare. Or so he claims, while monologuing. That's how the second issue of Spawn opens. With The Violator basically saying, "Get a load 'a' me!"Spawn's interior monologue continues as he tries to make sense of his condition.Five pages in, and there is something that resembles a...

    2 out of 2 found this review helpful.

    Spawn: Vol. 1: Issue #2 - A Great Follow-Up to a Great Comic 0

    This comic is so good, it has beautiful graphics, great writing, and decent gore that isn't gratuitous and makes a unique villain. Spawn looks fantastical, unique, and cool while also not looking goofy, edgy, or lame, which is hard to do with a superhero costume. The Violator is such a great and unique villain, as well....

    1 out of 1 found this review helpful.

    Sick Joke 0

    We find out who's killing the crime lords, some gross demon that's going around yanking out their water balloon shaped hearts. He does this to alot of people over the issue. Elsewhere, Spawn is trying to see if he has a power to shapeshift, so he tries, and ends up turning into a white guy. It's hilarious. He tries again and again, but it's always the same result. After burning off a good chunk of his power gauge (That has to be what that is. And I must admit, it's a cool idea.), he passes out. ...

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