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Todd McFarlane's Spawn

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An unrelated series titled Spawn: The Animation is in production since 2009, with Keith David reprising his role as the titular character. Todd McFarlane's Spawn was ranked 5th on IGN's list of The Greatest Comic Book Cartoons Of All Time.

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This image depicts the logo of the animated television series Todd McFarlane's Spawn, which aired on HBO from 1997 through 1999.

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Unable to locate Terry after his hitmen's failure, Wynn turns to Wanda. Spawn takes care of some local drug dealers that are killing the homeless. Officer Twitch Williams investigates that alley murders and confronts Spawn. After Twitch learns too much about the alley murders and Jason Wynn, Wynn sends the dirty Police Chief Banks out to kill Twitch. Al Simmons returns from the grave, lost and bewildered at how his wife Wanda is now married to his friend Terry Fitzgerald. He is followed by Clown, who reveals that Al has been dead for five years and is now a Hellspawn. Meanwhile, Jason Wynn and Tony Twist are trying to figure out how to move out their illegal arms. Spawn saves Cyan from Kincaid and returns her to her parents, along with the wedding ring Al Simmons was buried with. Frustrated that Spawn didn't kill Kincaid, Clown does and promises to continue pursuing the Hellspawn. After Terry discovers more than he should about shipping discrepancies, Wynn orders a hit on his life. Spawn intervenes, wanting to be the one to kill Terry, but after learning that Terry didn't steal Wanda from him like he had originally thought, Spawn fights off Terry's attackers. Spawn learns to use his shroud to take on the forms of others. Knowing that returning as Al would worry Wanda too much, Spawn disguises himself as Terry and makes love to his wife one last time. Meanwhile, Sam was watching Twitch get hospitalized. Banks attempts to frame Spawn as Twitch's shooter. Jade realises Spawn is not what she thought and decides to spare him, and heaven responds by placing a bounty upon Jade. She is mortally wounded by the new hunters and in the end, she avoids disgrace and is granted a spot in heaven by having Spawn give her a warrior's death. Meanwhile, Sam and Twitch confront the Chief in the subway, and secure a confession before the last train leaves. "I want my humanity back" was all that Spawn said before the closing credits roll. A man claiming to be doing "the Lord's work" is killing off blacks, but finds that one he captured, Terry Fitzgerald, is more than he can handle. Spawn attempts to confront Wanda, but only scares her in the process. Police detectives Sam Burke and Twitch Williams begin trailing the child-killer known as Billy Kincaid, who poses as an ice cream man. Wanda learns of some new evidence that will help her client be cleared of his charges. When Tony Twist's cyborgic hired hitman, Overt-Kill, fails to eliminate Spawn, Wynn sends in Jess Chapel to get the job done. Lisa Wu begins looking into the recent Rat City alley murders and Spawn visits Wanda at home. Tormented by the thought that he can't be with his wife, Spawn is annoyed by Clown's efforts to drive him into violence and evil in the name of Hell. He eventually engages in a brawl with Clown's demonic alter-ego, the Violator. Spawn must deal with a crazed priest, a person who doesn't die after a snipe shot. Meanwhile, Clown tips off the location of Wanda and Terry's daughter, Cyan, to Kincaid. Spawn befriends a vampire named Lilly, but when she attacks him and reveals that she was sent by Heaven to kill him, he wastes no time in frying her with sunlight. Lisa Wu, now revealed to Spawn as Jade - a hunter also sent by Heaven to kill Hellspawn - allows him to re-heal himself after his fight with Lilly. As Wynn watches the news, he receives a message from the Clown and the channel was back on. Realizing that Wynn had sent people to kill both Cyan and Wanda, Spawn threatens to kill Wynn if he doesn't back off. Chapel steps onto Spawn's territory, and the two have an encounter that shakes the alleyways. Spawn, aided by Jade, frees Terry Fitzgerald and Major Forsberg from Jason Wynn's opium prison. Spawn begins feeling regret about abandoning his former mentor, Major Forsberg, as Cogliostro attempts to talk him into giving up the shroud.

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An unrelated series titled Spawn: The Animation is in production since 2009, with Keith David reprising his role as the titular character. Todd McFarlane's Spawn was ranked 5th on IGN's list of The Greatest Comic Book Cartoons Of All Time.