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Spawn: The Dark Ages (1999)

Spawn: The Dark Ages #15

Image Comics · May 2000

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About this issue

Penciller
Nat Jones
Inker
Chance Wolf and Kevin Conrad Hanna
Colorist
Mark Nicholas
Letterer
Oscar Gongora and Richard Starkings
Cover
Simon Davis
Story
Steve Niles
Characters
Cogliostro, Guy DuBlanc, Malebolgia, Spawn (Covenant), and Vandalizer
Teams
The Phlebiac Brothers
Cover date
May 2000
Cover price
$2.50
Pages
36
Rating
Unknown

It is 901 AD. The Dark Ages. The darkest of times. Centuries after the Romans retreated and faded, yet many centuries before reason and order would take hold. The Dark Ages were times marked by sweat and blood and lives cut short by famine and disease. Desperate days. These were the times the lands known today as Great Britain were fought over like raw meat in a dog's teeth. The world was up for grabs. New religions were sweeping the continent like a plague of hope in a hopeless time. These are the days that a Hellspawn named Covenant walked the earth in search of the truth, understanding and solution to the curse that bound him. These are his Dark Ages. These are his adventures... In his effort to once again become a man, Covenant is complacent in the town of Rhyll where he is revered by the town's residents as their protector. One night, Covenant has a tortured sleep filled with nightmares of savage death and destruction. When he awakes, he finds that his nightmare has become real. The townspeople have been mercilessly slaughtered, and those few who have survived the carnage point to Covenant as the murderer. Cog tells the Hellspawn that by trying to recapture his humanity, he has fallen into a trap set by Malebolgia, but Covenant doesn't trust or believe the old man.