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| rdfs:comment | - He was arrested because he was suspected of murdering multiple children. Billy escaped and returns to his old ways by kidnapping and killing kids by luring them to his ice cream. Just before Billy was about to kill a kid, Spawn arrived and gave him a gruesome death. Billy later ended up in Hell and was later revived. Spawn also fought Kincaid again.
- Billy Kincaid is a deranged child-killer in the Spawn universe. He is first introduced in Issue #5 of the comic book series and we learn that he had been accused of the brutal murder of eight year old, Amanda Jennings – daughter of Senator Paul Jennings. Originally sentenced to 22 years in prison, his good behavior, great attorney Jeff Pittman and a positive psychiatric evaluation from the Windgate Institution in New York City at the has allowed him early parole – making him a free man after only 6 years.
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| HistoryText | - Billy Kincaid is a character in Todd McFarlane's Spawn comic book series. He is a reoccurring villain in the series.
Kiddie Killer
Kincaid is released from a mental institution, where he had been placed because he was suspected of murdering several children. The most notable of the cases, and the only one Kincaid was actually charged with, was the disappearance and murder of a senator's daughter. In his previous life as Al Simmons, Spawn had been hired to kill Kincaid, but had arrived just as Kincaid was apprehended by the police and so was unable to complete the mission.
Upon his release from the institution, Kincaid immediately goes back to kidnapping and murdering children by luring them into his ice cream truck. He kills two children before Spawn kills him and hangs his bloody corpse in the precinct office of detectives Sam Burke and Twitch Williams, who had been investigating Kincaid.
Kincaid In Hell
Kincaid wakes up in Hell. He is greeted by the Vindicator, brother of Spawn archvillain the Violator. The Vindicator leads Kincaid to the Eighth circle of Hell, the same level where Al Simmons made a deal with Malebolgia to become a Hellspawn. Kincaid is fitted with a similar suit as Spawn's and informed that he is now in the service of Malebolgia.
Spawn returns to Hell, where he battles the newly-empowered Kincaid. It is a quick battle, as Spawn easily defeats Kincaid and severs his head.
Kincaid's Ghostly Return and Homeless Murders
New York City is struck by a series of homeless murders. The city is gripped by their violent and random nature. After brief shootout which incapacitates Twitch Williams, the city breathes a sigh of relief as the murderer is caught.
However, soon another string of murders begin with Sarah Frost being revealed as the murderer. It is discovered both killers bore a mark on their necks.
Soon, Spawn, Sam, Twitch, and Cogliostro, discovered that Kincaid's ghost has returned to earth and is forcing people into acting out their most violent impulses. With each murder, Kincaid not only damns the innocent souls coerced into committing the crimes, but grows stronger himself.
Eventually, Spawn leads Kincaid, inhabiting a police officer, into the Dead Zone, an area of the New York City Bowery Alleyways where Heaven reigns supreme and Hell has no power. Now powerless, both Spawn and Kincaid fight each other in a hand-to-hand battle to the death. During the melee, Twitch fires a single shot into the body Billy is inhabiting's forehead. It instantly killed the cop's mortal body and the powerless Kincaid simultaneously.
Kincaid makes another brief appearance as a denzien of Hell as Spawn passes him on the way to battle Malebolgia.
Issue 150
Kindcaid reappeared to torment Christopher, the lost soul sealed within Spawn's heart. Christopher is given the form and powers of a Hellspawn by the mysterious Man of Miracles, and eventually runs afoul of Kincaid, who operates a toystore filled with Spawn action figures. In later issues, Christopher confronts Kincaid again at a diabolical carnival revealed to be a portal to Hell. Kincaid forces Christopher to watch every murder he commits. Christopher's eyes burn out of their sockets, and his Necroplasmic uniform then tears Kincaid apart.
- Billy Kincaid is a character in Todd McFarlane's Spawn comic book series. He is a reoccurring villain in the series.
Kiddie Killer
In Spawn #5, Kincaid is released from a mental institution, where he had been placed because he was suspected of murdering several children. The most notable of the cases, and the only one Kincaid was actually charged with, was the disappearance and murder of a senator's daughter. In his previous life as Al Simmons, Spawn had been hired to kill Kincaid, but had arrived just as Kincaid was apprehended by the police and so was unable to complete the mission.
Upon his release from the institution, Kincaid immediately goes back to kidnapping and murdering children by luring them into his ice cream truck. He kills two children before Spawn kills him and hangs his bloody corpse in the precinct office of detectives Sam Burke and Twitch Williams, who had been investigating Kincaid. Both Sam and Twitch eventually lose their jobs over the gruesome incident.
In Hell
Kincaid wakes up in Hell. He is greeted by the Vindicator, brother of Spawn archvillain the Violator. The Vindicator leads Kincaid to the Eighth circle of Hell, the same level where Al Simmons made a deal with Malebolgia to become a Hellspawn. Kincaid is fitted with a similar suit as Spawn's and informed that he is now in the service of Malebolgia.
In Spawn #53, Spawn returns to Hell, where he battles the newly-empowered Kincaid. It is a quick battle, as Spawn easily defeats Kincaid and severs his head.
Kincaid's Return
After a series of seemingly senseless and brutal crimes, Spawn, with the aid of Sam, Twitch, and his mentor Cogliostro, discovers that Kincaid's ghost is forcing people into acting out their most violent impulses. These senseless crimes hit close to home, as a number of homeless people are savagely murdered. Spawn and the detectives are helpless to stop Kincaid as he jumps from body to body and continues to indirectly cause these senseless crimes. With each murder, Kincaid not only damns the innocent souls coerced into committing the crimes, but grows stronger himself. Eventually, Spawn leads Kincaid, inhabiting a police officer, into the Dead Zone, an area of the New York City bowery where Heaven reigns supreme and Hell has no power. Now depowered, both Spawn and Kincaid fight each other hand-to-hand. During the melee, Twitch fires a single shot into the cop's forehead, killing the cop and the depowered Kincaid simultaneously.
Kincaid makes another brief appearance as a denzien of Hell in Spawn #100, as Spawn passes him on the way to battle Malebolgia.
Issue 150
Kindcaid reappeared in Spawn #150 to torment Christopher, the lost soul sealed within Spawn's heart. Christopher is given the form and powers of a Hellspawn by the mysterious Man of Miracles, and eventually runs afoul of Kincaid, who operates a toystore filled with Spawn action figures. In later issues, Christopher confronts Kincaid again at a diabolical carnival revealed to be a portal to Hell. Kincaid forces Christopher to watch every murder he commits. Christopher's eyes burn out of their sockets, and his necroplasmic uniform then tears Kincaid apart.
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*Billy Kincaid toy, recreating the infamous death of Kincaid
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| OtherMedia | - file:Billy Kincaid Todd McFarlane's Spawn 001.jpg
- Billy Kincaid was featured heavily in the HBO animated series Todd McFarlane's Spawn. He was voiced by Ronny Cox.
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*As Hellspawn: unknown
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** Power of suggestion
** Harnessing of souls
- As ghost: possession, power of suggestion, harnessing of souls
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| Equipment | - * Billy Kincaid's Ice Cream Truck : Billy used to travel around in an Ice Cream truck to lure small children in to choose their flavor. He would then abduct them and murder them to satisfy his sadistic murdering urges.
* K3-Myrlu: Billy is given the K3-Myrlu suit by Malebolgia after passing his test to kill small children as an actred of hate to enter his officer ranks of Hellspawn in his pending war on Heaven.
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| RealName | - Billy Kincaid
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| abstract | - Billy Kincaid is a deranged child-killer in the Spawn universe. He is first introduced in Issue #5 of the comic book series and we learn that he had been accused of the brutal murder of eight year old, Amanda Jennings – daughter of Senator Paul Jennings. Originally sentenced to 22 years in prison, his good behavior, great attorney Jeff Pittman and a positive psychiatric evaluation from the Windgate Institution in New York City at the has allowed him early parole – making him a free man after only 6 years. We later we find out that the true number of his child killings is 27…all of which were brutally murdered, however no solid evidence ever linked him to the killings. Before his death, Al Simmons had been hired as an assassin to kill Kincaid, however arrived too late, as the cops had just apprehended him. Upon further investigation, Al found an old abandoned shack in northwest Virginia with the rest of the bodies in it, but shortly after files began to go missing and without warning, the shack spontaneously exploded – no reason was given and all the evidence was destroyed. To top that off, Jason Wynn told everyone involved to “drop the case.” This angered Al, but nothing could be done. Despite his ‘good behaviour’ Billy Kincaid went right back to his old hobbies after being released. Recurring his role as Mr. Chill-ee, the ice-cream man, he invites 7 year old Sherlee Johnson into his truck to “pick out her favorite flavor popsicle.” Bringing her back to his home, he murders her, bringing the death toll up to 28. We are given a glimpse of his deranged habits as he is seen wearing her hair on his head, and gluing 9 of her fingers up on his wall. Spawn is able to track Kincaid down soon after the killing, and give him a taste of his own medicine. The next time we see Billy, he is chained up in Detective Sam Burke’s office at NYPD’s Twelfth Precinct, naked with numerous popsicle sticks and an ice-cream scoop protruding from his bloody corpse. A note is attached to the body…. “BOYS SCREAMED AND GIRLS SCREAMED SO I MADE HIM SCREAM..AND SCREAM...AND SCREAM”
- He was arrested because he was suspected of murdering multiple children. Billy escaped and returns to his old ways by kidnapping and killing kids by luring them to his ice cream. Just before Billy was about to kill a kid, Spawn arrived and gave him a gruesome death. Billy later ended up in Hell and was later revived. Spawn also fought Kincaid again.
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