Dec 24, 2025
Spawn #370 (Youngblood Team-Up variant) (2025)
Art by: Brett Booth, Daniel Henriques and Robert Nugent
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Spawn #370 (Youngblood Team-Up variant) (2025)
Art by: Brett Booth, Daniel Henriques and Robert Nugent
Sisterhood: A Hyde Street Story #2 (Ghost Machine/Image Comics, August 2025) variant cover by Eamon Winkle + Robert Nugent
Robert Craggs-Nugent, 1st Earl Nugent PC was an Anglo-Irish politician, poet and peer. He was tersely described by Richard Glover as a jovial and voluptuous Iri...
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Spawn Kills Every Spawn #1 (Image Comics, July 2024) preview pages by John Layman, Rob “Sketchcraft” Duenas and Robert Nugent
"Spawn Kills Every Spawn!"
New Mini Series coming Soon
Drawn by Rob Duenas
Written by John Layman and
Coloured by Robert Nugent
Rudos Revolución #1
Art by Francisco Muñoz and Robert Nugent
These are posters for a new animation called "AMISHootya". I'm working on an animatic right now, so that should be up in a month or so. Get excited for it.
"My answer [to the question of what norms should govern same-sex relations and activities] has been: the norms of justice—the norms which govern all human relationships and those which are particular to the intimacy of sexual relations. Most generally, the norms are respect for persons through respect for autonomy and rationality; respect for relationality through requirements of mutuality, equality, commitment, and fruitfulness. More specifically one might say things like: sex between two persons of the same sex (just as two persons of the opposite sex) should not be used in a way that exploits, objectifies, or dominates; homosexual (like heterosexual) rape, violence, or any harmful use of power against unwilling victims (or those incapacitated by reason of age, etc.) is never justified; freedom, integrity, privacy are values to be affirmed in every homosexual (as heterosexual) relationship; all in all, individuals are not to be harmed, and the common good is to be promoted."
— Margaret A. Farley, "An Ethic for Same-Sex Relations," A Challenge to Love: Gay and Lesbian Catholics in the Church (edited by Robert Nugent)