Spectral #15
In "Le combat des morts," Lt. Corrigan digs into the suspicious death of a construction engineer, uncovering a web of deception that leads to a fraudulent swami preying on the man’s grieving widow. When Gwen intervenes and reveals Corrigan’s true identity as the Spectre to the swami, the fragile balance of the investigation begins to unravel. Written by Michael Fleisher and Russell Carley, with dynamic art by Jim Aparo and striking cover by Nestor Redondo, this 1977 issue delivers a tense, supernatural thriller rooted in mystery and moral reckoning.
In the biting cold of a winter storm, a young Charles Dickens stumbles upon an abandoned mansion, seeking shelter from the blizzard. There, in the silence of the old house, he experiences a dream that will echo through his life and shape one of literature’s most enduring tales.
In "Le Swami et le Spectre," Lt. Corrigan’s investigation into the murder of a construction engineer takes a surreal turn when he uncovers a fraudulent swami preying on the man’s grieving widow. When Gwen intervenes and reveals Corrigan’s true identity as the Spectre to the charlatan, the line between justice and mysticism blurs in ways neither the cop nor the con artist expected.
In "Nuit des damnés," the Shadow investigates a chilling mystery in New Gotham, where the townspeople have fallen under a demonic influence tied to the condemned Russian expatriate Ivan Zarnovitch. As the darkness deepens, the Shadow must confront the supernatural forces at play before the city is lost to Beelzebub’s grip.
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↩ Reprints Adventure Comics #433 (1974), Swamp Thing #16 (1975), The Shadow #12 (1975), Ghosts #46 (1976), Ghosts #47 (1976), Ghosts #48 (1976)
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