The Spectre #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis September 1989 issue brings "Ghosts in the Machine" to its sixth and final chapter, and the cover by Tom Artis makes a striking case for the Spectre's predicament — the green-cloaked figure is surrounded and swarmed by a pack of grotesque yellow creatures, all fang and claw, set within what appears to be a massive, web-patterned demonic face glaring down with cold, heavy-lidded eyes. It's an unsettling composition that captures the cosmic scale of threat DC's Spirit of Vengeance so often faces, rendered with real tension and menace. Doug Moench and Artis bring this six-part arc to a close here, making it a satisfying milestone for anyone who's been following the run.
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