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Spawn: Todd Mcfarlane
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Spawn, Todd McFarlane's own creation, continues to be the backbone of McFarlane Toys. The very first figures they released were based on Spawn and it continues to be among the most unusual and successful lines.
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Grammy-and Emmy-winning producer/director Todd McFarlane, creator of Spawn and the founder of SPAWN.com, is the force behind McFarlane Toys, one of America's top action figure manufacturers. With an eclectic array of movie, TV and music licensing tie-ins -- as well as the officially licensed teams of the NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL, McFarlane Toys has become a leader and redefined the standards within the action figure industry. For complete information on this pop-culture powerhouse, visit SPAWN.com.
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The series has spun off several other comics, including Angela, Curse of the Spawn, Sam & Twitch and the Japanese manga Shadows of Spawn. Spawn was adapted into a 1997 feature film, an HBO animated series lasting from 1997 until 1999 and a series of action figures whose unprecedented detail made McFarlane Toys a toy industry giant.
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At Spawn.com you can enter to win a Washburn guitar with hand-drawn imagery by Todd McFarlane and Greg Capullo, signed by the band members of Disturbed. You can ... read more about the concept of the cd cover design.
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A sequel, tentatively titled simply Spawn 2, has been in development hell since 1998. [6] [7][8] Michael Jai White confirmed himself to be a part of the project in 2001, as did producer Don Murphy,[9][10] though their current involvement has not been confirmed. McFarlane has stated that the film will be primarily centered around the detective characters Sam and Twitch, leaving Spawn without a speaking part.[7][8] During a FanboyRadio.com interview, Todd McFarlane confirmed that the sequel is a franchise reboot - not a direct sequel - similar to Batman Begins and the 2004 version of The Punisher.[11] In 2007 Todd McFarlane Funding will be making a new Spawn movie and should be coming out in 2008.[12] The movie may simply be called Spawn, according to Home Media Magazine.[13]
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Al Simmons, known more widely as the comic book super-hero (or perhaps anti-hero) "Spawn," is one of the most successful and famous comic book characters to emerge from a company other than Marvel and DC during the last few decades. The character was created by writer-illustrator Todd McFarlane, and first appeared in Spawn #1, published by Image Comics in May 1992.
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