Best Spawn Action Figures

This pose shows Spawn ready for the future. Collectors will pick this for forward-thinking style. Spawn holds a Captain Morgan on a pile of skulls, wrapped in his living cape. Al says, "Bring it on editorial changes and never getting that second movie! I'll still look good."

Considering buying Spawn 7, you look at a skull. Installing this large masterpiece in your library makes you classy, referential, and a gothically inclined hipster. This is a win.

This piece was first made in a dull 6-inch scale. Now, it re-releases in 12-inch size. The winged figure almost makes your in-laws think you are a proper Christian, but we all know better.

This pair of figures puts action on display. They pit the original, best cybernetic gorilla against Satan's slave in a battle royale.

The original Violator is fine. This darker, grittier take is even more violating. The exaggerated lurch and sculpting capture this twisted sucker's hideousness. Do not take this demon figure home to your parents.

These detectives, unlucky enough to hunt Spawn, appear here in their spin-off series' colorless look. Some versions show Sam chewing toothpicks, but the pursuer of all things seedy wants the original version where Sam clenched not one, not two, butthreehe has cigarettes in his teeth.

Here, artist Ashley Wood represents the protagonist from the first issue of the short-lived but visually inspired alternative comics.HellspawnThe dusty tones, spiked cape, and chain gun brighten any den or fireplace mantle.

You will curse if you skip adding this detailed sculpt of the billionaire religious zealot to your collection. He has small green minions with their own tiny hoodies. They are cute, yet dangerous!

Do you like disgusting demons but not feel evil enough for a Violator in the bedroom? Scale back the evil a bit. Decorate your home with this Vandalizer likeness. He drools vomit, but he does not violate anyone.

This brimstone-soaked baddie is one of Spawn's simple enemies. He is a monster and he is angry. He looks a lot like a Rancor. Let him stomp and growl into your heart and your collection.

Capturing Clown's pure malice took five tries. He only amuses himself with bones in his hands atop a garbage throne. For Spawn fans, nothing stirs memories of Spawn's first pain like this ghastly ghoul's self-satisfied cackle.

This piece shows a carefully made, oversized Cyber-Gorilla/Man mix. Real metal chains accessorize it. A hidden compartment in the chest holds a sinister simian secret: a little cybernetic monkey buddy.

This striking figure recalls the days whenSpawn is listed among the best Spawn action figures.Spawn toys sometimes include characters from other Image comics, even if they have little to do with Spawn.Spawn appears in the list of best Spawn action figures.The feral warrior stands here in his trademark poor posture. He comes with tribal accessories for his psychonautical trips to "The Outback."

Primitive lines, garish colors, and the unidentifiable black weapon-like-club in his hand signal early vintage on this piece. That simple approach gives the first Spawn toy its early charm.