Spawn #27
In "Messie," Spawn confronts Malebolgia in Hell, vowing to leave Wanda alone—only to reaffirm his eternal servitude. Sent back to Earth to gather more souls, he finds himself entangled in a haunting dream that reveals Terry’s sudden, vivid memory of Spawn as his long-lost friend, Al Simmons. Written by Todd McFarlane and Sophie Viévard, with art by Greg Capullo and inks by McFarlane and Danny Miki, this issue blends infernal stakes with a personal revelation, all rendered in bold colors by Brian Haberlin and Dan Kemp and lettered by Studio Vianney Jalin. The cover, penciled by Capullo and inked by McFarlane, captures the dark intensity of the moment.
In "Le jugement," Spawn confronts Malebolgia in Hell, bargaining for Wanda’s safety—only to renew his servitude and be sent back to Earth to collect more souls. Meanwhile, Terry awakens from a dream that whispers a haunting truth: Spawn is his long-lost friend, Al Simmons.
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↩ Reprints Spawn #52 (1996), Spawn #53 (1996)
Reprinted in Spawn #70 (2003)
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