Pete Quarral

Pete Quarral made his mark in the pages of DC's The Spectre #2 in 1987, stepping onto the scene during the Copper Age alongside some genuinely compelling company — Jim Corrigan, the Spectre himself, Madame Xanadu, and Kim Liang, a roster that signals this character inhabits one of DC's more atmospheric, supernatural corners. Brought to life by the legendary Gene Colan and writer Doug Moench, Pete's debut alone carries serious creative pedigree. With only a handful of appearances in the catalog, he's the kind of supporting figure that dedicated Spectre completists and Colan admirers will want to track down.