The answer may surprise you. While Spawn (also known as Al Simmons and Hellspawn) shares similarities with other famous comic book characters, he is neither a DC nor Marvel character but rather a ...

Update: DC Comics has released new details and images for Batman Spawn #1. This upcoming crossover will feature the Court of Owls as its main villains, with that shadowy organization manipulating ...

No, Spawn is not a DC character. While Spawn has similarities to multiple DC heroes and villains, he doesn’t belong to the same comic house as Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, or the Watchmen.

Image Comics is leading fans on a journey through Spawn’s secret history in a brand new series, and we’ve got an exclusive ...

Todd McFarlane and DC Comics are building hype for the upcoming Batman/Spawn #1 crossover by releasing a full-fledged preview of the book! As you can see below (and over on the official DC blog ...

We have to have a confident studio that knows they’re not getting Marvel or DC-lite, they’re getting their own thing.” The Spawn comics debuted in 1992 and chronicled Albert Francis “Al ...

But Capullo isn't the only DC artist tackling the Batman/Spawn ... to blend into the deepest of shadows." Batman Spawn #1 will be released in comic shops, digital storefronts and in Barnes ...

Batman/Spawn #1 will be sold at Barnes & Noble (in addition to Direct Market comic book shops), with an exclusive cover by McFarlane and Capullo. This is the mainline DC comic to be sold at the ...

Additionally, Spawn is unique because it’s popular independently of Marvel Comics or DC Comics. Instead, it’s associated only with Image Comics. I think Spawn is the most badass out of all his ...

Image: Francesco Mattina/DC Comics Batman/Spawn will release on December 13. If the trailer has you feeling nostalgic, both Spawn/Batman and War Devils will be reprinted in a single Collected ...

We have to have a confident studio that knows they're not getting Marvel or DC-lite, they're getting their own thing." The Spawn comics debuted in 1992 and chronicled Albert Francis "Al" Simmons ...