Spectral #7
In "Double Personnalité," the Spectre—still reeling from a brutal mission against terrorists—grapples with his dual existence during a quiet moment with Gwen. That night, Jim prays for release, begging to be human again. The next day, his wish seems answered when he confronts criminals as a mortal man—only to find that the price of life may be far greater than he imagined. Written by Michael Fleisher and illustrated by Jim Aparo, with inks by Jim Aparo, this 1979 issue from Arédit-Artima delivers a haunting exploration of identity and consequence, all wrapped in a cover by Jim Aparo.
In "La voix qui condamnait...", the Spectre, still reeling from a brutal mission, shares a quiet moment with Gwen before Jim pleads for release from his eternal duty. The next day, confronted by criminals, he finds his prayer answered—but the return to humanity comes with a deadly price.
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