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 Spawn - Series 7 Released in 1996 by McFarlane Dressing in a unique, but bizzare outfit, Crutch has become the bane of Spawn's existence. He wanders around aimlessly and uses his weed wacker as a powerful weapon. Speaking incoherently, no one real. . . |  Spawn - Series 7 Released in 1996 by McFarlane Dressing in a unique, but bizzare outfit, Crutch has become the bane of Spawn's existence. He wanders around aimlessly and uses his weed wacker as a powerful weapon. Speaking incoherently, no one real. . . |
 Spawn - Series 7 Released in 1996 by McFarlane The curse of Spawn reaches beyond the human world. Malebolgia, the leader of the Darklands, has recruited animals in his quest to build the ultimate army. Many animals, including the Mangler, a wolf i. . . |  Spawn - Series 7 Released in 1996 by McFarlane The curse of Spawn reaches beyond the human world. Malebolgia, the leader of the Darklands, has recruited animals in his quest to build the ultimate army. Many animals, including the Mangler, a wolf i. . . |
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 Spawn - Series 7 Released in 1996 by McFarlane One of the Phlebiac brothers, Scourge is a prehistoric nemesis to Spawn. His powerful arms and legs are the only weapons he needs. The spikes on his back protect him, but Scourge, with his overwhelmin. . . |  Spawn - Series 7 Released in 1996 by McFarlane One of the Phlebiac brothers, Scourge is a prehistoric nemesis to Spawn. His powerful arms and legs are the only weapons he needs. The spikes on his back protect him, but Scourge, with his overwhelmin. . . |
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 Spawn - Series 7 Released in 1996 by McFarlane A Spawn can survive for hundreds of years, if he carefully monitors his power supply. Before becoming Zombie Spawn, this warrior died at the hands of another at a very young age. He wanted to live for. . . |  Spawn - Series 7 Released in 1996 by McFarlane A Spawn can survive for hundreds of years, if he carefully monitors his power supply. Before becoming Zombie Spawn, this warrior died at the hands of another at a very young age. He wanted to live for. . . |
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