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A cab driver interviewed about Spawn by Ethan Crone. Corgie tells of how he saw Spawn face to face one night after the mysterious man or creature landed on the hood of his cab from somewhere. He stared into his green eyes before Spawn disappeared. |
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Corwin |
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The online screen name of the Witch Killer. Before the killings began he would appear in Wiccan chats and make threats. |
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Count Nicholas Cagliostro |
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(see Cain) |
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Count Novia of Illyria served as the court wizard for two emperors and a czar. He was a fearless warrior and eventually became a hellspawn. Like all the others, he was unable to break the curse eventually knelt at the feet of Malebolgia. His skull resides within the Archives of the Hellspawn. |
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Covenant |
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Please click this entry's name to view its Detailed Bio |
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Craig Grant |
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A television host who had Jim Downing appear on his show – the first appearance Jim made subsequent to the announcement of his charity foundation. Craig was the first to publicly mention the possibility or the belief that Jim may be the second coming of Jesus. During the interview, an assailant sprung from the crowd and shot Downing at point blank range. |
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186, 188, 193, 194, 195, 199,
202, 206, 207,
208, 209, 210,
211, 215, 217 |
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Creeps |
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A street gang that fought a turf war in the alleyways where Spawn lives. After Spawn arranged a showdown between the Creeps and the Nerds, both gangs were annihilated. |
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After Sam and Twitch were fired from the police force and decided to open their own detective agency, Sam used part of his savings to purchase a restored '55 Chevy he called the Crimemobile. |
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Crispin Fletcher |
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A tradesman in the Shire of Rackham and father of Maeve the Magnificent. Crispin was killed along with all the other able bodied men of his village in an evil massacre. This event led to Maeve's Children's Crusade. |
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Cross-Substantiation |
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According to Mark "of the Beast", Cross-Substantiation is a ritual in which the hellspawn can trade places with a willing human by way of a sacrifice. Mark offers this to Spawn but he is turned down. |
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Cthonic Impulse |
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According to Nyx, the Cthonic Impulse is the dark side of Greenworld - the hidden underbelly of mother nature (such as worms, spiders, etc). She is surprised to find what an affinity Spawn seems to have with it, and how easily he is able to communicate with it. |
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Curse |
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Curse's Henchmen |
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A group of bizarre little henchmen working for the Curse. They appear to all be at least part cybernetic with glowing eyes, and they refer to each other by a number. They were hired (or built) between the time Curse was tortured by Sansker and when he captured and dissected Spawn. |
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Cyan |
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Cy-gor |
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