For a bad example, I've always been an admirer of the band KISS, because we can argue about how good their music is, but they're living in an industry that turns over talent at a fast rate and they're still doing their thing literally 40 years later. Because, again, there are so many forces and people move to the new shiny thing. I've always admired anybody that can go into any medium and survive for decades. So it's kinda cool that we're the same age and still hanging out with the newer, faster athletes out there. McFarlane: Yeah, it's cool! I hadn't thought that we both gave birth to these ideas at the same time. As the years went on, did you ever imagine that Spawn would be a part of a Mortal Kombat game? McFarlane: Right! They're kissing cousins, a little bit! Shacknews: Spawn and Mortal Kombat were both created in 1992.
That's my best guess for how we eventually got there. Possibly, my guess is since we were chasing down the toy rights, both parties were having a conversation and the conversation starts, "Wouldn't it be cool if.?" And then things sort of spiral out from there. I'm sure happens with you and your business all the time, you bump into people and have these sorts of conversations and these "What if?" conversations. Todd McFarlane, Spawn creator/writer/artist: You know what? It's always weird that years later I forget who asked who out for the date first, right? Because what happens is, you just run into common people at different places. Shacknews: How did this collaboration come about? Who approached who?
Shacknews recently had the opportunity to speak to the comic book legend about the process in bringing Spawn to the long-running fighting game series, his design, fan reaction, long-time vocie actor Keith David, and Spawn's potential future in video games. That was largely evidenced by the positive reception to his reveal trailer from last weekend's Final Kombat.Īmong those ecstatic to see Spawn clashing with Sub-Zero, Scorpion, and the rest of the cast is Spawn creator Todd McFarlane. Arguably none of those guest characters have been more anticipated than Spawn, the Image Comics icon.
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The Mortal Kombat series has been home to a number of guest fighters over the past three games.
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