Discovering you're not the only HELLSPAWN can be a shock, especially when you realize you're not the top dog either. The solution? Eliminate the competition!

SPAWNY is ready to wage war against all other Spawns, ensuring that none escape his fury and that they all bow before him. However, in a twist, Spawny's ultimate foe turns out to be someone unexpected—not a Hellspawn at all!

The stage is set for an epic confrontation where lives hang in the balance, but does it even matter if the stakes aren't part of the larger narrative? All these burning questions and more await in SPAWN KILLS EVERY SPAWN!

Additional features include a gallery of covers and artwork from behind the scenes.

Collects Spawn Kills Every Spawn Issues #1 – 5 miniseries.

About The Author

John Layman

John Layman is the creator, writer and letterer of Chew, the New York Times best-selling, Harvey Award and multi-Eisner Award winning cannibal cop comedy series from Image Comics. Layman was an editor for WildStorm Production and has written or lettered for every major publisher in comics for the last decade and a half. He’s written Cyclops, Detective Comics, Mars Attacks, Godzilla, Aliens, Thundercats, Gambit, Scarface, Red Sonja, Marvel Zombies Vs. Army of Darkness, House of M: Fantastic Four, the Marvel Identity Wars Annuals, Stephen Colbert’s Tek Jansen… and a whole lotta other stuff. He's currently the writer of Leviathan with artist Nick Pitarra and Outer Darkness with artist Afu Chan, both published by Image Comics.

About The Illustrator

Rob "Sketchcraft" Duenas

Rob "Sketchcraft" Duenas recently wrapped up an epic run on Spawn Kills Every Spawn.

Before diving into Spawn’s hellish playground, he made his mark on legendary gaming projects, bringing his style to Berserk Boy, Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time and the sadly canceled Crash Bandicoot 5, Overwatch 2, and Spyro Reignited Trilogy. These projects gave him the chance to mix his love for games with bold, dynamic art that connects with fans across the globe.

Looking back even further, his journey started in gaming magazines, where he poured his passion into spreads and covers. His art was featured in GameFan (2010-2011), Play Magazine, Girls of Gaming Magazine, Mega Visions Magazine, and even a cover for Game Informer.