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Celebrate 25 years of Spawn with a sale!

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Get ready for Logan with this sale on some epic Wolverine story arcs

It’s the 25th anniversary of Image comics an these titles have become classics. Read them from the very beginning, fill out your collection, or find a good jumping on point – Spawn and Savage Dragon are on sale through 2/06.

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Dane Cypel recommends Spawn #250

Today, Todd McFarlane’s Spawn debuts a whopping 250 issue digital release of the classic Spawn series while also returning Al Simmons to his rightful place as Spawn.

I began reading comics in the 1990’s. It was Image that really drew me into the medium. Though, Spawn was one of those titles that always intrigued me- I loved McFarlane’s art and the design of the titular character, but I never really picked up the book.

Until recently, the Spawn movie and cartoon were the only things that connected me to the story. In the last several months, preparing for this launch, I have had to involve myself more with Spawn- and I am happy that I did. I enjoy lengthy, developed stories- and at 250 issues; Spawn has enough to keep anyone busy for months. So if you want a series to binge-read, this is it.

McFarlane has been able to also create a mythology, which I still do not yet understand, but am curious to find out more: Spawn #179 introduces a Hellspawn from the First World War, Spawn #183 has Nyx as the She-Spawn, and Spawn #250 features the return of Al Simmons, the original Spawn. Yes, Spawn has so much material the original Spawn was killed AND resurrected.

Spawn got better once I was able to revisit the entire story. Since I can see it continuing for another 23 years, I would recommend that now is the best time to start reading.

[READ SPAWN #250 ON COMIXOLOGY]

Dane Cypel is a digital editor at comiXology and freelance illustrator.