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The '90s weren't exactly a great time for fans of superhero movies. Instead of a Superman reboot, we got Shaquille O'Neal as Steel. And just before Blade arrived on the scene to light the first sparks of a Hollywood superhero renaissance, there was Spawn. This supernatural avenger quickly rose to prominence in the early '90s amid a new wave of characters from upstart publisher Image Comics. But despite his success in comics, animation, and toys, Spawn found little success on the big screen.
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We may not know exactly when it is going to happen or how it is going to happen but rest assured, Todd McFarlane is working on his Spawn reboot and he keeps saying all of the right things. We have known for a while that the movie is going to be R-rated and that it won't be your run-of-the-mill superhero affair. Quite the opposite, in fact. McFarlane has offered a new update on the project and he is doubling down on previous comments while giving us just a little bit more to chew on and get excited about.
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What's happening with the much-discussed, long-in-development movie reboot of Spawn? Geek culture icon Kevin Smith got some information out of the character's creator, Image Comics co-founder Todd McFarlane, about the project on an upcoming episode of Geeking Out, and AMC has provided ComicBook.com with an exclusive first look at that conversation.
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Fans wanted a new Spawn movie since the 1997 film starring actor Michael Jai White. We haven’t seen an animated Spawn since HBO’s Spawn, which aired from 1997 -1999. So, the real question is: Are fans ready for the resurrection of the mighty hell Spawn? Tell us your thoughts; we’d love to know.
Yes someone who knows how to do an R rated movie. Batman/Spawn Movie crossover anyone.
