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Spawn, Book 7: Deadman's Touch

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In the shole scheme of things, this is where Spawn is starting to lose its edge. The begining was cool and new and Marvel-less, but how many more issues can we stand where the whining thing that was once Al Simmons and is now Spawn bitches how he got shafted by Malebolgia and boo-hoo he misses the life and wife he used to have. C'mon. Play another song. Will someone change the channel. Now...in the comic book scheme of things, rehashing the original story tidbids has been widely accepted for a long, long time. (Ever read X-Men issues after Giant-Size # 1? Could they mention that Wolverine's claws are made of adamantium just one more time???) So it has been the norm in the genre....but it grows ponderous. The story (aside from all the gaps from the spin-off chronicles of the Violator, Angela, Youngbloods, etc...)begins to wane. New characters (mostly villians that seem designed straight for the McFarlane Toy line) come in for an issue or two and go just as quick. Ho-hum. Will someone call me a taxi and get me a copy of Wetworks to go? I need to leave this mess.

Todd McFarlane and Greg Capullo made a great job on this book. It has an excelent graphic quality... I truly recomend it.

This book is one of the best of the spawn books. The other good one being #6. i think everybody should be forced to read this book and we should form a religion based off this book. This book should become our new bible because it is so cool.I believe we should all stop showering in water and we should now shower in this book for it is just that cool. If you read this book you will score with millions of chicks everyday. GO BUY THIS BOOK