Subject Matter
Genres:
occult, superhero
Character(s):
The Spectre [Jim Corrigan]; Gwen Sterling; Police Captain Stanley; Earl Crawford [Newsbeat Magazine reporter]; Bob Elliot (Newsbeat Magazine editor); Freddy (Newsbeat Magazine office boy); Dawson (Sterling Textiles employee); Mr. Henderson (Sterling Textiles Board member, death); Ed (Police Department coroner); Fred Thompson (Sterling Textiles board member, death); The Hag (villain, turned into a spider); Mr. Slater (villain, Sterling Textiles board member)
Synopsis:
A board meeting of Sterling Textiles, Incorporated is halted by a weird hag with a voodoo doll, who kills a board member whose image is found on that doll, and warns the other board members that the company should cease manufacturing the peek-a-boo dresses it is known for or else. While the Spectre is trying to track her down, reporter Earl Crawford, upon hearing about the death of Henderson to voodoo, decides following that story may finally bring him face-to-face with the Spectre.
Reprinting
In Issue:
Wrath of the Spectre #[nn] published July 2005
Reprint Notes:
Miscellaneous
Pages:
18
Notes:
Written in 1975, drawn in 1988 (supposedly, in an interview with Michael Fleisher in The Comics Journal #56, 1980, it is flatly stated that he wrote "two [(Spectre scripts) that were never drawn," and this, which makes THREE, not only has a different letterer and a different inker from the other two--and two separate people having deadline trouble is highly unlikely under the alleged circumstances--but also a title that does not match those of the other twelve stories, which are done to a strict formula, specifically "([Something] and/of the Spectre").
Story appears that it was to have been continued, but it never was.