The Spectre by John Ostrander and Tom Mandrake Omnibus Vol. 2 Hardcover by John Ostrander
The Spectre by John Ostrander and Tom Mandrake Omnibus Vol. 2 Hardcover by John Ostrander
Product Details
- Publisher: DC Comics (2026-10-20)
- Language: English
- Paperback: 888 pages
- ISBN-13: 9781799509240
- Item Weight: 2211.3 grams
- Dimensions: 28.32 x 18.67 x 4.5 cm
As their landmark Spectre saga enters its second arc, writer John Ostrander (Suicide Squad) and artist Tom Mandrake (Martian Manhunter) escalate their gothic, metaphysical masterwork into a searing confrontation with faith, identity, and cosmic justice.
From John Ostrander (Suicide Squad) and Tom Mandrake (Martian Manhunter) comes the thrilling conclusion to their dark reimagining of the Spectre. In this second and final volume, when the Spectre faces a crisis of faith, he seeks out the one being who is capable of reconciling Jim Corrigan’s guilty conscience with Spectre’s mission of divine wrath—God!
Collects The Spectre #32-62, The Spectre Annual #1, Showcase ’95 #8, and entries from Who’s Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe #21, Who’s Who Update ’87 #5, and Who’s Who in the DC Universe #8, with new essays by John Ostrander and series editor Dan Raspler, the original series proposal, a glow-in-the-dark dust jacket, and a slew of behind-the-scenes extras.
About the Author
John Ostrander is an award-winning writer known for redefining characters through emotionally rich, morally complex storytelling. His acclaimed works include Suicide Squad, Grimjack, Martian Manhunter, Firestorm, and Star Wars: Legacy. Ostrander’s run on The Spectre, created with Tom Mandrake, stands as one of the most influential supernatural sagas in DC history.
Tom Mandrake is a celebrated artist recognized for his dark, atmospheric visuals and powerful character work. His collaborations with John Ostrander—The Spectre, Martian Manhunter, and Firestorm—are cornerstones of modern DC horror. Mandrake’s evocative style blends shadow, emotion, and myth, defining the look and tone of this era’s Spectre.
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