Spawn Remastered (2020 Aardvark-Vanaheim/The Waverly Press) 10GOLD.C

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Standard Gold Variant C Cover - Limited to 350 copies. A 48 page deluxe, expanded edition with updated art, new covers, and rarities! Cover by Todd McFarlane, Dave Sim. Story by Dave Sim. Art by Todd McFarlane, Dave Sim. "Crossing Over!" Guest-starring Cerebus. Todd Mcfarlane's masterful inking style radically changed the aesthetics of comic-books forever. Transforming the 1980s homogeneous bullpen style of the Big 2 to the hyper-dynamic style that dominates the modern era. McFarlane's loose, detailed, energetic art alongside Sims cartoon realism brush and line work highlights the power of each artist in the pages of this new edition of SPAWN No. 10! Still as fresh and relevant today as when it first appeared, Dave Sim and Aardvark-Vanaheim have partnered with The Waverly Press to present Sim's new modified version of this classic tale published nearly three decades ago, expanded with new content and rarities from this comics milestone. While the original edition of SPAWN No. 10 was published in full color, this special edition - at Dave Sims insistence - presents the story in black and white. In the original edition, McFarlane drew what Dave Sim has called the definitive Cerebus (...more people saw Todds Cerebus that one month than had seen my Cerebus in the decade prior to SPAWN No. 10). "Remastered" pages with Dave Sim's new art! Working gingerly and painstakingly around his career-ending (2015) wrist ailment, Sim fulfilled what he calls a last ambition to render the Kitchener Sequence as he originally pictured it. He also redrew the Cerebus figures throughout the issue. B&W. 48pgs.