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Cover: Fred Butler & Malcolm Jones III
The Spectre #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free“Howling Bones”
The Spirit of Vengeance looms large on this October 1989 cover, the pale, hooded Spectre rising above a sea of grasping, ghostly figures whose reaching hands and anguished forms fill the lower half of the image — a genuinely unsettling composition by penciler Fred Butler and inker Malcolm Jones III. That title, "Howling Bones," fits the mood perfectly, promising something dark and supernatural from writer Doug Moench and the creative team. If you appreciate DC's more atmospheric, horror-inflected superhero books from this era, issue #30 wears its eerie intentions right on its sleeve.
writer Doug Moench · artist Fred Butler · inker Gonzalo Mayo · colorist Robbie Busch · letterer Jonnie Mac · cover Fred Butler, Malcolm Jones III
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writer Doug Moench
artist Fred Butler
inker Gonzalo Mayo
colorist Robbie Busch
letterer Jonnie Mac
cover pencils Fred Butler
cover inks Malcolm Jones III
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