The Spectrum #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Am Alive!", a grieving widower dons a devilish guise to avenge his wife’s murder, only to meet a swift end at the hands of the killer he seeks. Written and illustrated by Art Cooper—credited as "Art"—with inks by Vincent Marchesano and lettering by Cooper himself, this 1971 Spectrum Publications tale blends raw emotion with a haunting twist. The cover by Art Cooper captures the grim intensity of a man transformed by loss, dressed in darkness, facing his final moment.
In a raw, tragic twist, a man driven by grief dons a devil’s guise to hunt the killer who took his wife—only to meet his own end in a single, brutal moment. This stark, four-page tale from The Spectrum #2 (1971) delivers a haunting origin story where vengeance and sacrifice collide in the blink of an eye.
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