Spectre later makes a non-speaking appearance in 'Crisis: 22,300 Miles Above Earth' where he appears alongside the Justice Society of America. But after Batman left, the Spectre turned Milo into cheese and released the lab rats. He returned in the teaser for 'Gorillas in Our Midst!' in which he helped Batman track down Professor Milo. Spectre and Phantom Stranger hold a bid when it comes to Batman learning that Joe Chill was the one who shot his parents. The episode does not state who is the host of this Spectre. The Spectre appeared in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold episode 'Chill of the Night!', voiced by Mark Hamill.Comic Book History Appearances In Other Media Television (1999) Crispus Allen became the most recent Spectre in Infinite Crisis #4. (1940) Geoff Johns established Hal Jordan as the new Spectre in Day of Judgment #5. The Spectre was created by Jerry Siegel and Bernard Baily, first appearing in More Fun Comics #52.

Crispus Allen became the most recent Spectre during Infinite Crisis. Hal Jordan, a fallen Green Lantern, took his place during Day of Judgment as a way of seeking redemption. Jim Corrigan, a member of the Justice Society of America during the Golden Age was the original Spectre and the most well-known.

His existence is in response to the failure of Eclipso, the spirit of God's wrath that turned completely malevolent and evil. Permanently bonded to a human soul, he uses his incredible divine powers to punish the truly wicked, usually ending his victim's lives in creative and ironic ways. The Spectre is a cosmic entity and the physical embodiment of God's vengeance on Earth. The Spectre is an extremely powerful cosmic entity, able to manifest almost any power that he wishes and for all intents and purposes can be considered omnipotent: however he does have some notable weaknesses and thus is not quite on the same scale as a true Supreme Being (such as The Presence). The Spectre is an extremely dark anti-hero from DC Comics who was infamous for exacting extremely graphic and often torturous punishments on others during his early years and continued this trend on and off into the modern age as the embodiment of God's Wrath.

The Spectre itself is the embodiment of vengeance and was given Nigh-Omnipotence, Nigh-Omniscience, and Nigh-omnipresence by God himself to help maintain his creation within the DC Omniverse. He is a cosmic entity and the physical embodiment of God's vengeance on Earth.

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