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Spawn #19 #1

Houdini, Nagasaki and a hellish secret: Spawn #19 opens a dark window between worlds in a classic 1990s Image Comics issue.

Written by Todd McFarlane · Art by Greg Capullo

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Spawn #19 from Image Comics plunges back into the dark, hellish world of Todd McFarlane's anti-hero. Al Simmons, the murdered government assassin who made a deal with the devil, is once again caught between Heaven, Hell and the brutal streets of New York. This issue opens with a stunning flashback sequence that stretches from the stage of 1916 Los Angeles, where the great Houdini astounds the crowds, to a secret bunker in Nagasaki, Japan, on August 9, 1945. There, desperate men of influence turn to a power of darkness as the war nears its end. Elsewhere, demonic watchers observe a terrifying window between worlds and the atomic blast that shakes it. With Greg Capullo's gritty, hyper-detailed artwork, atmospheric splash pages and McFarlane's gothic storytelling, this 1990s classic delivers horror, supernatural menace and superhero action in equal measure. It's a must-read for fans of Spawn, dark fantasy comics and the golden age of Image Comics. Start reading Spawn #19 instantly in your browser on E-ComicBooks.com – no downloads required.

Pages
23
Released
October 21, 2026
Age rating
Mature 17+
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Print format
Paperback, 17 × 26 cm, 24 pages
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