The Spectre #1

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The Spectre discovers that the criminal he faces is the very same man who murdered Jim Corrigan fifty years earlier!

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The Spectre starts out his new series investigating what role Louis Snipe had in his own murder as Jim Corrigan. His investigation takes him to a hospital where he meets Amy Beitermann. Amy notices Jim change into the Spectre outside the hospital during a drive by. This leads her to find out more about Jim.

Meanwhile Jim kills the thugs who committed the drive by. He then goes back to the Hospital to find the truth about Louis. When he finds out he shows Louis his own empty soul that kills him.

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A regular guy who works close to Amy is secretly the serial killer known as the Reaver. He show up at Sally Hendrickson's home for a blind date and it is very awkward for her. Her awkwardness turns into a nightmare when he pulls out a knife and kills her.

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The Spectre #1 - Crimes of Violence by englentine on July 05, 2011

  In this issue, Jim Corrigan investigates his own death, after the police find his body in a steel drum covered in cement.    There is much that can be said about this nearly perfect book, for one you have to look at the fact that writer : John Ostrander knew that the secret to making a good Spectre book, was that at his core he had a former policeman Jim Corrigan.  He meets a police woman, who does not agree to some of the lengths he is willing to go to in the name of justice, but this just ad...

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The Spectre #1 - Crimes of Violence by shatterstar on September 08, 2010

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The Spectre #1 - Crimes of Violence by liberty on September 07, 2010

Spectre leaves to AvengeI know very little about the Spectre but after reading about him in another book I thought I'd give him a try.  The Spectre is an occult character and administers horrific punishments.  It is for this reason that I was hesitant on the character and this issue.   Once I read the story I was pleasantly surprised.  As I read the book I was not bogged down with tons of exposition explaining everything that has happened with the character since day one and there wasn't an ove...

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