Description
Experience supernatural judgment in The Spectre #4, published by DC Comics in July 1987 as part of their New Format line for mature readers. In this haunting installment, the ghostly embodiment of vengeance looms large—literally—as he emerges from a surreal mirror realm to confront a terrified criminal hiding in fear.
Written by Doug Moench and illustrated by horror master Gene Colan, with inks by Steve Mitchell, this issue continues the eerie, philosophical journey of The Spectre. With a mix of psychological dread and visual metaphors, the story explores justice on a cosmic scale, perfect for fans of the darker side of DC storytelling.
Great for collectors of:
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The Spectre’s mature, horror-themed series
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1980s DC New Format prestige comics
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Gene Colan’s atmospheric and surreal artwork
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Supernatural and metaphysical comics
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Bronze-to-Copper Age psychological horror
Comic Details:
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Publisher: DC Comics
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Series: The Spectre (1987–1989, New Format)
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Issue Number: #4
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Cover Date: July 1987
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Creative Team: Doug Moench (writer), Gene Colan (pencils), Steve Mitchell (inks)
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Genre: Horror / Supernatural / Crime Drama
Bagged and boarded. Add this ghostly classic of divine retribution and inner torment to your collection today!
