The Spectre #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDC's long-running supernatural series reaches issue #32 with a cover by José Luis García-López that's genuinely hard to look away from. The Spectre lunges forward out of a cracked, desolate landscape, clutching a flickering lantern in one hand while an hourglass stands ominously at his feet — with a robed horseman charging through the haze behind him. It's a moody, beautifully rendered image that sets the stage perfectly for "The Twilight Man," the opening chapter of a new arc from writer John Ostrander and artist Steve Pugh.
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The Spectre faces a man with multiple personalties.
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