King Spawn #3

This is the #3 issue you want on your shelf right now. The art work alone is worth every penny, but the story lines are rich. The return of Kincaid is simply horrifying. I thought that Scott Snyder created some villains, but Billy Kincaid was terrible in the 1990s".and this new horrific version is a billion times worse. Just when you thought a symbiote could kill something"those last few frames! Wow! Read Full Review

King Spawn #3 pits the hellish antihero against one of his oldest foes, leaning all the way into its war and horror elements. This book continues to expand the world of Spawn in the best way, and I recommend it to both Spawn fans and newcomers to the character. Like Mel Brooks said: "It's good to be the King." Read Full Review

As Sheriff Brackett said, everyones entitled to one good scare. King Spawn scares the sh*t out of me. It brings back memories of when I first saw Salems Lot and going on this journey that tapped into my fears, providing not only a good scare but an entertaining one. King Spawn is just that. Its entertaining, scary, and really fun. Read Full Review

It has taken King Spawn three issues to really hit its stride and not feel like a total retread of the regular ongoing series, but it has finally done it. Read Full Review

things as they are

Oct 28, 2021

I cannot describe the emotion of having this delivery in my hands, the art, the exciting story and the challenge that Spawn now has to face leaving us in suspense.

Jaybird

Oct 28, 2021

This comic is taking solid steps, obviously, no matter how some fans of this place try to fool themselves, the criticisms or votes that can be made here will never really influence the readers, solid sales this comic is having. And it is not for less, great art and good history.

Barelyalivebutnotded

Oct 28, 2021

Incredible art and history leaves us wanting the next issue.

RedRonin

Oct 29, 2021

i love this issues,

Lichtinger

Oct 27, 2021

Die Kunst ist absolut schön, das Schreiben ist agil, ohne Angst davor zu haben, uns Gewalt und erzählerische Komplexität zu verleihen.