Status Updates From Spawn Origins, Volume 14

Notes:
(1) Things get personal here, which I appreciate.
(2) The last issue is a kind of extended dream sequence or hallucination... it's never made clear. Nonetheless, it's a figurative battle.
- Fine enough, it's just that I dislike dream sequences in general.
- Before this, there were a few instances of "it was all a (bad) dream," which always feels like a cheap cop-out.

Notes:
(1) Todd put himself in the comic, referencing when he bought Mark McGwire's record-breaking home run ball.
(2) Decent concept for this new arc. Really upped the formidability of the new nemesis in ways that are both interesting and which cast doubt on whether he can be defeated.
(3) Solid first half overall, but ultimately bogged down by the series' usual wordiness.

Notes:
(1) It's been a while, so hopefully I won't need any sort of refresher.
(2) I have got 6 books left on my Reading Challenge. Including today, that means I need to finish a book a day.
- You can knock it down to 4 since I've got both an audiobook and an autobiography nearly done.
- It'll be easy with singles, but why not throw a trade or two in to make it interesting?

Spawn is aware that Kincaid is back. Jason Wynn has become a target of Billy Kincaid who is now back as a demon.

Kincaid is really back and now he is a demon tempting many people to do evil things. Kincaid has been tempting people to do evil because when they die the collects their souls.