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Complete Wraith #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Introduction!", the Wraith grapples with lingering grief after losing Maria Silver in the earthquake, his usual resolve dimmed. When Ivory arrives with a new lead on strange creatures appearing across the city, he’s forced to confront a world that keeps moving—even when he feels stuck in sorrow. Written and illustrated by Michael T. Gilbert, this issue blends quiet introspection with a growing sense of mystery, all rendered in his distinctive, moody style. The cover by Michael T. Gilbert captures the Wraith’s isolation with a haunting, atmospheric presence.
In "The Fall of the House of Silver," the Wraith finds himself drawn to a mysterious woman living in isolation on a remote island, unaware that the very ground beneath her home is set to tremble. Written by an unnamed creator and illustrated by the artist behind the series, this 11-page tale blends quiet tension with the quiet ache of a connection that may not survive the coming storm.
When a series of strange, fleeting sightings begin plaguing the city, the Wraith—still reeling from the loss of Maria Silver—finds himself reluctantly drawn into a mystery that might just pull him out of his grief. With Ivory pushing him to look beyond his sorrow, he must confront the unsettling truth that something unnatural is stirring in the shadows.
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↩ Reprints Quack #1 (1976), Quack #2 (1977), Quack #3 (1977), Quack #4 (1977), Quack #5 (1977), Quack #6 (1977), Michael T. Gilbert's Strange Brew #[nn] (1982), The Complete Wraith! #[nn] (1998)
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