Wrath of the Spectre #[nn]

The Spectre arrives in a city still reeling from a brutal armored car robbery and massacre, where even the criminals were executed by their own. With the Chief of Police baffled and the bodies of four gang members—Fritz, Pete, Charlie, and Hank—lying in a trail of blood, the Spectre takes it upon himself to hunt down each killer, one by one, in a grim pursuit of divine retribution.

In "The Anguish of... the Spectre," the Spectre tracks down the killers of businessman Adrian Sterling, uncovering a web of corruption that leads to the company’s Vice-President. As he confronts each villain—Vera, Eric, Maxwell Flood, and Peter—his quest for justice becomes a harrowing journey through betrayal, grief, and the weight of vengeance, all while facing the haunting presence of Adrian’s daughter, Gwendolyn, who stands at the edge of a shattered world.

When a construction engineer is murdered and his widow falls prey to a fraudulent swami, Lt. Corrigan—secretly the Spectre—dives into the case, only to find his investigation complicated by Gwen Sterling’s sudden involvement. Her revelation to the swami that Corrigan is the Spectre sets off a chain of dangerous consequences, as the line between justice and vengeance begins to blur.

A freelance writer for Newsbeat Magazine, Earl Crawford, becomes obsessed with a string of bizarre criminal deaths across the city, convinced they’re the work of something beyond human. As he digs deeper, he finds himself drawn into a shadowy pursuit of a force he can’t explain—leading him straight into the path of The Spectre.

When Lt. Corrigan investigates a series of mysterious deaths at a car show—each victim felled by a gas reminiscent of WWI tactics—he uncovers a chilling plot tied to a shadowy operation meant to pressure city officials into funding a dangerous new defense program. With the Spectre's judgment looming, he must unravel the connection between the gas, a rogue military figure, and a model whose death may be far from accidental.

In "The Human Bombs and... the Spectre," the Spectre confronts a deranged scientist wielding a Hypno-Wheel, a device that turns powerful figures into mind-controlled human bombs used in a string of bank heists. With the lives of Gwendolyn Sterling, Mr. Lynch, and others hanging in the balance, the Spectre races to stop the escalating chaos before the city is torn apart by the villain’s twisted experiment.

The Spectre haunts the Museum of Fear as the Ghostly Guardian confronts a deranged curator whose twisted exhibits hide a gruesome secret. With the lives of innocent victims hanging in the balance, the Spectre must navigate the museum’s haunted halls, where the line between exhibit and execution blurs.

In "The Voice That Doomed... the Spectre," the Spectre—still haunted by his grim crusade—finds himself unexpectedly stripped of his divine power after pleading for release. Now vulnerable and mortal, he must navigate a world he no longer understands, even as old enemies like Carter and "Ducky" McLaren, along with a mysterious voice from above, begin to test his resolve.

Jim Corrigan, once again human after years as the Spectre, finds himself hunted by the very criminals he once punished—Ducky McLaren and his gang. As the Spectre’s power surges back to life, he confronts the deadly crew of killers who thought they’d escaped justice, but this time, the line between vengeance and redemption is thinner than ever.

When reporter Earl Crawford captures the Spectre in action during a string of mysterious tenement fires, his scoop turns dangerous—his editor, Bob Elliot, refuses to believe in supernatural justice and calls the police, accusing Earl of murder. Now caught between a vengeful arsonist and a skeptical newsroom, Earl must prove the truth before the Spectre’s next move turns deadly.

When a reporter accused of arson escapes custody with the help of Gwen Sterling, the Spectre steps in to uncover the truth behind a string of deadly tenement fires. As the investigation unfolds, Jim Corrigan must navigate a web of deception, confronting the real villain while protecting a man whose guilt may be more complicated than it seems.

In the heart of a corporate boardroom, a voodoo-haunted hag appears with a cursed doll, killing a board member and warning Sterling Textiles to abandon its infamous peek-a-boo dresses—or face more deaths. As the Spectre hunts the mysterious villain, reporter Earl Crawford sees a chance to finally confront the legendary spirit, diving into a case that blurs the line between supernatural terror and the truth behind the company’s dark secrets.