“…We were looking for something big [for Image United], and [writer Robert Kirkman] approached me on it. Ultimately, if there’s one thing we could have done better at Image over the years, it would have been to establish more ‘A’ heroes and villains and sub-characters. So when he was looking for somebody to put into the book as a villain that would have at least some meaning to the readers, he thought Spawn was the one that would work…

“…I’m doing all the Spawn [artwork], and then all the anti-Spawn. So I guess I’ve got the lead on the bad guy. But from time to time, when I get the pages, I’ll sneak in a little inking on one of the other characters, just to have a little fun on my end and save the other guys a couple hours of work. To me, that’s where the pleasure part comes in. I like doing a little bit to the background or to the Dragon.”

part one

part two