The Spectre #51
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeTom Mandrake's cover for this March 1997 issue delivers an arresting image: a grinning, green-cloaked Spectre looms over the Gotham cityscape, wielding an oversized mallet stamped with the Batman symbol, while a caped Batman crouches in the foreground below him. The contrast between the Spectre's wild, daisy-adorned menace and Batman's steely composure makes for a genuinely striking visual tension. John Ostrander and Mandrake's long-running collaboration on this series hit its stride with pairings like this, and "A Savage Innocence" promises another compelling chapter.
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