Spawn - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
The Mindkiller
Spawn is tormented by nightmares of a Medieval Black Knight hunting him and demanding that he acknowledge which Master he serves. A mysterious prisoner is introduced; we find he is being held by Jason Wynn.
Twitch Is Down
Twitch is assigned to the Spawn case. In his research Twitch confronts the Spawn in the alley as well as the reporter Lisa Wu. Unfortunately his exploits do not go unnoticed.
Seed of the Hellspawn
After Cog informs Spawn of his shroud's powers, Spawn transforms himself into human form in order to visit Wanda. Twitch, recovering in the hospital, finds his memory foggy. Terry and Richard Sullivan try to expose Wynn's evil CIA dealings.
Hunter's Moon
Victims are found torn apart in Spawn's alley. Sam and Twitch believe it's the work of the man in the red cloak. At the crime scene, Lisa Wu sees a girl she recognizes as Lily, a Celestial outcast and vampire hired by Heaven to kill the Hellspawn.
Chasing the Serpent
Spawn has flashbacks of himself as Al Simmons sent downriver to capture the renegade Major Forsberg--guardian of the war mask of Ghengis Khan which contains the powers of Hell.
Prophecy
In the series finale, Twitch remembers that Chief Banks shot him. Jade reveals there is a bounty on her head. Two new Celestial Warriors appear and battle Spawn and Jade. Spawn comes to realize his powers need not be used for evil.
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