Status Updates From Spawn Origins, Volume 9

Notes:
(1) Spawn spends the last two issues playing commando, breaking into foreign military facilities.
- Not exactly his milieu or bailiwick, and not why I read "Spawn."
(2) Another character named after a '90s NHL player: Peter Forsberg.
- Though, not a bad guy for a change. But, rather, a naked, cowering and traumatized prisoner. Don't know which is the worse depiction.

Notes:
(1) This begins with three issues of Spawn touring Hell.
- This is essentially one long dream sequence, and I hate dream sequences: they're rarely ever useful as more than artsy-fartsy filler.
- Reminds me a lot of Capullo's "Reborn." Another incoherent afterlife story, too weird for its own good.
(2) Yellow text on orange and green backgrounds is terrible lettering!

Notes:
(1) I wasn't originally going to read this right now. I'd planned to take a hiatus from the series after issue #50. However, my OCD just won't allow me to stop at Volume 8 when I'm so close to Volume 10.
(2) I see a cover has Savage Dragon on it. That's not a good sign.
- I mean, Erik Larsen can barely write character, goodness knows what Todd McFarlane does with it.

Spawn went to Korea to destroy a rebel base that was helped by Jason Wynn. Spawn went to a concentration camp to save a guy that Wynn wanted locked up.

Al aka Spawn went through Hell and tried to face the Devil but it only made him even more Evil so then the Devil sent Spawn back to earth to do his bidding. Back on earth Terry decided to look for Spawn in the ally's of rat city and ended up horrified when he saw the carnage that Spawn has been causing. Spawn and Terry agreed to team up so they can reveal Jason Wynn as a criminal.

Fiendishly good 👹