A young artist who entered and won the TokyoBlast art competition. Martinez was one of five winners, all of whom fell victim to another entrant named Kenneth Erskine.

Erskine was a severely disabled young man who was given powers by Pestilence to lash out at the world. Erskine used his powers to murder the five winners of the competition, including Javier.

Jed lives with his wife, mother and son Jon in the rural wilderness of Northeast Minnesota. When Spawn's aimless wanderings led him near their home, Jon found him out in the snow and brought him home.

The family showed Spawn hospitality but disappeared in the night. Left alone, Spawn discovered that the family has been alive and unchanged at least since 1840 when a family photo was taken.

Outside, Spawn found a group of hunters being attacked by abnormally large wolves. He intervened and saved the lives of the hunters, and took the eye of one of the wolves before leaving again to wander.

Little did he know that the kind family were werewolves, and it was Grandmother Wolf's eye that was lost.

Alias: Sharpie, The Rose Killer

A former heavyweight boxer with brain damage from repeated blows to the head. Jeremiah was abused as a child by his father and he took out his anger on the opponents he faced in the ring. He killed his final challenger by beating him to a pulp in the ring, which earned him 4 years in Riker's.

After prison, Sharpie became the serial killer known as the Rose Killer (since he replaced his victims heads with roses). One of his victims, Gretchen Culver, returned after death as Suture and repaid his deeds.

Jesse was having an affair with a married woman named Emma-Lou. Their affair led to the death of Emma-Lou's husband Billy Bob, and Emma-Lou secretly regretted it afterwards.

In the early stages of the Apocalypse, a plague of Zombies engulfed Tennessee and Billy Bob was among those to rise from his grave. Jesse was eventually eaten alive by the zombified Emma-Lou and Billy Bob.