Spawn #32
In Spawn #32, now that Spawn has regained his face, he's trying to step back into a normal life—though the past isn't so easily left behind. Al's renewed interest in Wanda stirs tension with Terry, who's not about to let things slide. Written by Todd McFarlane and Frank Neubauer, with art by Greg Capullo and inks by McFarlane and Chance Wolf, this 1999 issue brings a raw, intense edge to the series, with colors by Brian Haberlin and Dan Kemp, and lettering by Michael Beck. The cover, penciled by Capullo and inked by McFarlane and Wolf, captures the mood with striking detail.
In "null," Spawn, now with a face again, tries to step back into the world he left behind, but old tensions simmer beneath the surface. Al’s renewed interest in Wanda stirs unease in Terry, whose patience is wearing thin.
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