- Publisher: Image Comics / Todd McFarlane Productions
- Series: Curse of the Spawn (Vol. 1 / Issue #7 / 1997 Series)
- Grade: Raw (Estimated VF/NM 9.0+)
- Format: Direct Edition Cover A Single Issue
- Key Significance: Standout Dark Fantasy / Supernatural Arc
- Key Characters: 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 #7 (Raw VF/NM) - Image Comics (Dwayne Turner Cover / White-Haired Warrior Art)
Curse of the Spawn #7 (Raw VF/NM) - Image Comics (Dwayne Turner Cover / White-Haired Warrior Art)
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Add a classic 90s Spawn universe dark fantasy key issue to your online inventory with Curse of the Spawn #7, 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 / CRIME LAB / T. Bedard) by Dwayne Turner and Tom S. Wood.
The upper trade dress features the gold serif title CURSE OF THE above the bold lime-green-and-black stylized title logo SPAWN with a glowing skull emblem embedded inside the letter 'P'. The upper left corner displays "No. 7", while the bottom left holds the official green-tinted Image Comics logo emblem set against a textured gold background border.
The striking dark fantasy cover artwork—crafted by Dwayne Turner—presents a fierce white-haired female warrior crouched in strappy black leather armor, holding a serrated dagger against a marble-textured backdrop.
In this issue, Alan McElroy and Dwayne Turner delve deeper into the gothic and supernatural mythos surrounding the Spawn universe. Delivering rich character drama, visceral action, and signature late-90s Image Comics artwork, this issue is a key addition to the Curse of the Spawn spin-off run.
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 intense color contrast—making it an absolute necessity for Todd McFarlane collectors, 90s Image Comics completionists, Dwayne Turner art fans, and dark fantasy comic readers.
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