- Publisher: Image Comics / Todd McFarlane Productions
- Series: Curse of the Spawn (Vol. 1 / Issue #20 / 1998 Series)
- Grade: Raw (Estimated VF/NM 9.0+)
- Format: Direct Edition Cover A Single Issue
- Key Significance: Milestone Issue #20
- Key Characters: Al Simmons / Spawn, Future Spawn
- Creative Team: Alan McElroy (Writer), Dwayne Turner (Penciler / Cover Artist), Tom S. Wood (Inker), Todd McFarlane (Creator)
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Curse of the Spawn #20 (Raw VF/NM) - Image Comics (Dwayne Turner Cover / Milestone Issue)
Curse of the Spawn #20 (Raw VF/NM) - Image Comics (Dwayne Turner Cover / Milestone Issue)
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Add a landmark 90s Spawn universe key issue to your online catalog with Curse of the Spawn #20, published by Image Comics! Created under Todd McFarlane's iconic Todd McFarlane Productions banner, written by Alan McElroy (Spawn live-action movie writer), featuring interior artwork and cover illustration signed in-art (TURNER '97 / T. Bedard) by Dwayne Turner and Tom S. Wood.
The upper trade dress features the green title banner CURSE OF THE above the bold, white title box SPAWN set against a dark textured header. The left margin displays a white border holding the official Image Comics logo emblem, issue number 20, $1.95 US / $2.95 CAN cover price, and publisher trade details.
The grotesque horror cover artwork—crafted by Dwayne Turner—presents a nightmare vision of Spawn overflowing with writhing alien-like tentacles, razor-sharp fangs, and glowing necroplasmic green energy erupting from his mask against a deep crimson background.
In this landmark 20th issue milestone, Alan McElroy and Dwayne Turner deliver a chilling chapter in the Curse of the Spawn spin-off series. Expanding beyond Al Simmons, the issue explores the dark, supernatural horror and grotesque transformations that define the Hellspawn legacy across alternate timelines and dark futures.
This unslabbed raw comic issue is in top-tier collectible condition (estimated VF/NM 9.0 or better), featuring clean edges, sharp corners, a flat spine, and striking necroplasmic green and red color contrast—making it an absolute necessity for Todd McFarlane collectors, 90s Image Comics completionists, Dwayne Turner art fans, and horror comic readers.
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