Spawns

So, here you go, "In Which Molly Longshadow Spawns a 'God.'"

"I need a change of skin." greygirlbeast 2010

Your Excaliburs, Lobos and Spawns are worth something simply because you have straight runs, not because of any of them individually are worth much.

Mcfarlane Predator | SciFi, Fantasy & Horror Collectibles 2009

In an article published in the New York Times on July 21st, 1971, titled "TAKI 183 Spawns Pen Pals" the newspaper featured a teenager named Demetrius and identified him -- last name withheld, of course -- as the guy behind the infamous tag line scribbled all over NYC.

E. Nina Rothe: Inside The History of American Graffiti With Roger Gastman & Caleb Neelon E. Nina Rothe 2011

So, here you go, "In Which Molly Longshadow Spawns a 'God.'"

"I need a change of skin." greygirlbeast 2010

Two of the more promising Spawns of Kanye unite for this '80s-loving, synth-happy track from the upcoming "Fool's Gold Vol. 1."

Singles file: Rihanna, Drake, A-Trak, I Love Monsters, Bob Dylan Post 2010

In an article published in the New York Times on July 21st, 1971, titled "TAKI 183 Spawns Pen Pals" the newspaper featured a teenager named Demetrius and identified him -- last name withheld, of course -- as the guy behind the infamous tag line scribbled all over NYC.

E. Nina Rothe: Inside The History of American Graffiti With Roger Gastman & Caleb Neelon E. Nina Rothe 2011

In an article published in the New York Times on July 21st, 1971, titled "TAKI 183 Spawns Pen Pals" the newspaper featured a teenager named Demetrius and identified him -- last name withheld, of course -- as the guy behind the infamous tag line scribbled all over NYC.

E. Nina Rothe: Inside The History of American Graffiti With Roger Gastman & Caleb Neelon E. Nina Rothe 2011

As the Clown, he has attacked Spawns closest allies and confidants, the homeless whom have taken refuge in Rat City, marking them all with his trademark blue face paint.

Hero/Villain of the Week! « Giant Killer Squid - Film, Comics, News, Reviews and more 2009

In an article published in the New York Times on July 21st, 1971, titled "TAKI 183 Spawns Pen Pals" the newspaper featured a teenager named Demetrius and identified him -- last name withheld, of course -- as the guy behind the infamous tag line scribbled all over NYC.

E. Nina Rothe: Inside The History of American Graffiti With Roger Gastman & Caleb Neelon E. Nina Rothe 2011

Two of the more promising Spawns of Kanye unite for this '80s-loving, synth-happy track from the upcoming "Fool's Gold Vol. 1."

Singles file: Rihanna f. Drake, A-Trak, I Love Monsters, Bob Dylan Allison Stewart 2010