This story is generally considered "in-continuity" for Batman at the time and follows a more traditional superhero team-up structure. 2. Spawn/Batman (1994)
The Court of Owls recruits Spawn to take down Batman, leading to a massive clash that eventually forces the two to unite against a common manipulative threat.
A much more aggressive encounter where the two heroes spend most of the book beating each other up. Batman travels to New York City to investigate a string of high-tech decapitations, leading him straight into Spawn’s territory. Batman and Spawn.cbr
Batman and Spawn must team up in Gotham City to stop a literal demon named Croatoan who is sacrificing citizens to fuel a dark ritual.
A modern reunion by the original "Spawn/Batman" creator Todd McFarlane and artist Greg Capullo. A much more aggressive encounter where the two
Published by DC Comics, this one-shot was written by Doug Moench, Chuck Dixon, and Alan Grant, with art by Klaus Janson.
Published by Image Comics, this legendary one-shot was written by Frank Miller with art by Todd McFarlane. A modern reunion by the original "Spawn/Batman" creator
This feature was a massive industry event, reuniting the definitive Batman artist of the 2010s (Capullo) with Spawn’s creator.
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