- Publisher: Image Comics / Todd McFarlane Productions
- Series: Curse of the Spawn (Vol. 1 / Issue #21 / 1998 Series)
- Grade: Raw (Estimated VF/NM 9.0+)
- Format: Direct Edition Cover A Single Issue
- Key Significance: Dystopian Future Spawn Story Arc
- Key Characters: Daniel Poole / Future Spawn, Al Simmons / 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 #21 (Raw VF/NM) - Image Comics (Dwayne Turner Cover / Dark Future Part 2)
Curse of the Spawn #21 (Raw VF/NM) - Image Comics (Dwayne Turner Cover / Dark Future Part 2)
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Add a classic late-90s Spawn universe key issue to your online catalog with Curse of the Spawn #21, 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 / T. Bedard) by Dwayne Turner and Tom S. Wood.
The top trade dress features the black serif title CURSE OF THE above the bold, orange-red title banner SPAWN set against a dark textured background. The left margin displays a white border holding the official Image Comics logo emblem, issue number 21 and publisher trade details.
The visceral horror cover artwork—crafted by Dwayne Turner—presents a monstrous, mutated Spawn-like creature with writhing black tendrils, razor-sharp teeth, and glowing green eyes leaping through a fiery orange-yellow background filled with skeletal remains and demonic spires.
In this issue, Alan McElroy and Dwayne Turner continue the dark, post-apocalyptic future story arc set in a wasteland where Hellspawn legacy meets cybernetic and demonic horror. The narrative dives deep into the high-stakes struggle for survival in a world overrun by dark forces, making it a standout chapter in the Curse of the Spawn anthology series.
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 fiery color output—making it an absolute necessity for Todd McFarlane collectors, 90s Image Comics completionists, Dwayne Turner art fans, and dark fantasy readers.
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