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 He was once a man...now he's a "hell-spawn," battling the forces of evil on Earth -- and in himself. Using his strange powers, he fights to uncover the truth about his identity and fulfill his destiny. One of the comic book industry's most popular and intriguing characters, Spawn explodes on the screen in a maelstrom of fantastic imagery with action, romance, and high-level espionage. Debuting in the spring of 1997 on HBO, Todd McFarlane's Spawn was HBO Animation's first endeavor into the world of ink and paint. The story diverted somewhat from the comics roots, but kept the main elements intact. While some characters were replaced with others (Jade in the place of Angela), the series kept fans of the comic and animation genre enthralled for three years before the series came to a close. Proving too costly to produce, Todd McFarlane's Spawn ended after three short seasons, eighteen episodes in all, but picked up plenty of fans along the way. The entire series has been released on VHS and DVD and continues to move units to this day. Nearly a decade after Todd McFarlane's Spawn ended, Spawn: The Animation is slated to debut in the fall of 2006 and pick up the story of Todd McFarlane's Spawn years after Spawn declared �I want my humanity back.� |
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