Also, Constantine himself is VERY afraid of Spectre. Spectre is able to show a person's past and what sins they have done.
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Not only does Spectre have a cosmic role, if he and PS were to actually go full out and literally fight to the "death", they could destroy Creation itself.Ĭonstantine #2: Constantine meets Spectre for first time Spectre is actually God's Angel of Justice, not Wrath
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Spectre breaks free of being wood/statue? even though it was by Jesus's cloak Not only does Spectre "eat" him, he is able to erase beings from existence (or at least kill them) Turning PH back into normal size (or hitting him so powerfully to do that) Growing big enough to breaking through building and using powerful blasts They are gripped together and are currently evenly matched until. This is the first time we see Spectre's new redesign as the previous ones had his green undies on and nothing else.Ĭorrigan isn't affected by the time being stopped by PS PS thinks Spectre might have killed his family. Phantom Stranger #4: Spectre the Suspect! PS telling Pandora that she should be afraid of Spectre, implying that PS might also fear Spectre's power. He can sense Etrigan waking up from his "slumber". I can’t wait to see who will be the next piece of silver and what role the Trinity of Sin will really play in the New 52.So, I thought that I would create a respect thread for Spectre, even though he doesn't have many feats. I know he has only had two issues but they have both been fantastic. I have to say I have been really pleased so far with the Phantom Stranger. But I wonder how long this will last because someone is lurking outside. That is right, the Phantom Stranger has a wife and kids. Now what happens next took me be surprise, the Phantom returns home to a family. I think it is DC’s way of saying, “Hey look who we could throw into the mix if we wanted” Both her and the Spectre are some pretty heavy hitters, so I think both of them will come back in time. So this is the first time in the New 52 we have seen Raven.
For those who haven’t put the pieces together, Rachel Roth is the name of Raven. But I think Rachel will over come her father.īecause I don’t think this is the last we have seen of Rachel Roth. For Trigon was about to unleash his hordes on the Earth to find his daughter so in turning her in the Stranger saved lives. But a coin does fall off the Stranger and while a horrible fate has fallen Rachel, the Stranger knows in time it will be for the greater good. Trigon seems to know about the Stranger, but I guess a demon would know about Judas? Religion is whack man. Rachel begs for help but the Phantom Stranger only answers to one voice. Now that she is there, it will be seconds before her father realizes that she is there. He has taken them to Stonehedge, which is where the portal to Azarath is located. However where they end up worries Rachel. Luckily the Phantom Stranger is full of tricks and is able to teleport them away. However, it does not take long for her father’s followers to find them. The Phantom Stranger tells her that he knows people who can help her learn to control and use her powers. Rachel Roth is the daughter of the Demon Trigon and her father is hunting for her. Now he has received his next set of orders, he must betray Rachel Roth, but who is she and why must she be betrayed?Īfter the death of a boy named Billy, The Phantom Stranger meets Rachel and lets her know that he is here to help. But with this act one of his silver coins fell off. This needed to come to pass even if the Phantom Stranger didn’t want it. Last issue he betrayed Jim Corrigan turning him into the Spectre.
Since his sin was the greatest act of betrayal, he is now forced to betray others for the greater good. Now in the zero issue we learned who the Stranger is and what his M.O. Who will the Stranger be forced to betray this month? In his zero issue we saw him give birth to the Spectre.
The third wave is here with their own #1s! This week we get to see the Phantom Stranger back in action.
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