The Spectre #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Final Fate," the Spectre confronts the Reaver with grim resolve as Nate Kane stands beside him, the weight of justice and consequence hanging in the air. As Madame Xanadu offers quiet comfort to the dying Amy Beitermann, the line between vengeance and mercy blurs in a moment that reshapes the Spectre’s path. Written by John Ostrander and illustrated with haunting precision by Tom Mandrake, this pivotal issue sees the Spectre grant mercy where it’s least expected, all beneath a striking cover by Bryn Barnard.
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Madame Xanadu comforts a dying Amy Beitermann, as the Spectre and Nate Kane pursue the Reaver. While the Spectre attempts to enlighten the Reaver about his crimes, Nate Kane shoots the Reaver dead. Nate asks the Spectre to convince Amy's spirit to return to her body, but Amy's spirit chooses to move on. The Spectre grants Nate Kane mercy for the killing of the Reaver.
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