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Released Apr 1st, 1994
Spawn #20
Houdini and Spawn attend a conference that has been taken hostage by a madman with an atomic bomb. As Houdini watches the bomb's countdown, he realizes that he's been double-crossed -- the original plan was to destroy Spawn in the blast, but Houdini is being sacrificed as well. At the last minute Houdini channels the explosion into another reality.
#20 was released between #25 and #26, due to publication of Spawn/Batman crossover.
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32 pages
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