Spectre

In the late 1960s, French publisher Arédit-Artima collected the ghostly adventures of DC's Spectre for a four-issue series, reprinting tales from the 1950s and 1960s. Written primarily by Bill Finger, Bill Woolfolk, and Bob Haney, with art by Bob Brown, Bud Thompson, and Jack Sparling, this short-lived run brought the supernatural avenger's grim, ethereal justice to European readers. Though brief, it stands as a notable artifact of the character's pre-modern era, preserving his classic encounters with crime and cosmic retribution.