It is remarkable that Spawn attained such incredible popularity in its early stages with writing like this. This book collects the first two years of the mega-hit series, but I can't wrap my head around it. The world McFarlane created seems completely haphazard and undefined. He makes up new, random facts about his hero to suit whatever circumstance he's in. He has recurring characters that never do anything. Entire blocks of issues pass with no furthering of the plot or characters. Easily half More...