Todd McFarlane Indicates A Spawn And Spider-Man Crossover Could Happen As A Joint Collaboration

Although Todd McFarlane has no plans to draw for Marvel again, he expressed on social media that a crossover between Spider-Man and Spawn could still happen.

"In 1992, a handful of us decided to form Image Comics, and ever since then I have not worked at either Marvel or DC Comics, and as long as there is an Image Comics, I will continue to give all of my comic book efforts towards the company I helped form," McFarlane said. "So, the next time you're tempted to ask the question from above, to me...Stop! And ask yourself if you think the president of Marvel or the president of DC Comics would do a comic book for Image Comics? The answer is: Of course not."

"Does that mean there will never be a Spawn/Spiderman cross-over? No," McFarlane added. "That could happen as a joint collaboration. The same would be true with a cross-over with DC Comics. But it would just be a one month 'event' thing that would be beneficial to both sides."

McFarlane expressed similar sentiments last year in an interview with Comicbook.com.

"Again, everything's possible," he previously stated. "And basically I'm saying , 'Is it possible that someday I'll wake up and have an itch to do a Spawn and Spider-Man crossover?' Yeah. Would Marvel be interested? I don't know. I'd have to present it to them at that point. Maybe under a circumstance like that I could sort of have my cake and eat it too."

The 250th issue of Spawn hits newsstands this month.