Director Dippè, who came from a special effects background ... that permanent grumpy-guts Spawn wouldn’t just decapitate him for the quiet. In one sequence Clown morphs into a giant monster ...

When the Clown first appeared in the pages of 1992's Spawn #2 by Todd McFarlane ... McFarlane and Greg Capullo), he was a mysterious background figure who, for some reason, took it upon himself ...

forced to watch his wife’s remarriage to an old friend (D.B. Sweeney), goaded and taunted by Clown and sagely advised by knightly old Cogliostro (Nicol Williamson), Spawn is an ultimate outsider ...

This shrouded figure is one of many forms Spawn takes. Creepy Clown (Fender Skin ... He’s got a military background. It’s been part of his story literally since issue number one, because ...

McFarlane and Capullo focus the main story on familiar elements like the Spawn/Clown rivalry and the iconic but oft-abandoned necroplasm counter. That latter element allows the series to recapture ...

Thanks to the surge in comic book movies over the last decade, a new Spawn movie is in the works, and while Leguizamo isn’t interested in reprising his role of Clown, he’d still be open to ...

Finally, Spawn mainstay Clown is also making a play for the big chair. You may like The Amazing Spider-Man #68.DEATHS is a major turning point for one former X-Men villain Daredevil: Cold Day in ...