Spawn had the most bad-ass cape out of all the heroes and anti-heroes - he was basically immortal - and he had something unique about him that drew you in. But even so I probably did read the dialogue on some of the pages with a lot of action in them. I never really cared about reading the comics, but instead just looked at the pictures and the action - you could say that I did skip most of the text as a kid and instead just watched the art and all the action-scenes.

And the sexy Angels being sent from heaven to fight the hellspawns were also very much what drew me to the comic. A classmate had a bunch of SPAWN-comics that he would bring to the school and I loved the artstyle and everything about them - myself a big SPIDER-MAN and X-MEN-fan - I were amazed at how violent, brutal and bloody SPAWN was. I first came into contact with the anti-hero Spawn (mistaken as a superhero,) back in the lower and middle-grades as a kid in like 1996-1998. SPAWN a comic from 1994 by Todd McFarlane that I loved as a kid.

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