Norse Hellspawn Figure By Hunter R

McFarlane

by Jay Cochran
November 27, 2011

This week's TNI Cool Custom is of a Norse Hellspawn figure. This custom figure was done by Hunter R. He says he made this one as a superhero tribute to an Australian Legend. Here is how he describes the making of this figure:

"From McFarlane Toys, in the fifth Series of Spawn Toys, came the first European-theme based Spawn, Viking Spawn.

Released in 1996, Spawn FAN Edition #1 is an 8-page short story inserted into Overstreet's FAN #16. It features the very first Spawn story that was inspired by this figure. In this story, Malebolgia relates a tale of this very bad Spawn named Norse Hellspawn. This Hellspawn is considered as a benchmark to which other Spawns are measured.

Viking Spawn figure stands at 5 1/2 inches, it is in scale with the earlier figures of the Spawn series. However, compared to the newer figures, it is too short to be displayed with the newer Spawn series.

I think it is time to create new Viking spawn, Norse Hellspawn, with newer Spawn series standard.

Base figure: Neca SDCC 09 Exclusives Lambent Locust Grenadier
Reference Art: Norse Hellspawn from Spawn FAN Edition #1"

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Comments...

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Hunter R - 2011-11-28 @ 9:01 am

Thanks for the kind comments. I just found this custom figure became "Cool custom of the week". But I never associate the Viking Spawn with any Australian Legend.

In the introduction:

>>> He says he made this one as a superhero tribute to an Australian Legend.

CX1 - 2011-11-07 @ 9:10 pm

Great work! I wasn't expecting the helmet to come off, but was pleasantly surprised to see it be removable. Great job Hunter.

spystreak - 2011-11-07 @ 8:23 pm

Amazing I've al;ways liked Spawn and viking stuff this is pure win

Hunter R - 2011-11-07 @ 2:56 am

Packaging

Hunter R - 2011-06-14 @ 12:49 am