The Spectre # 8 Glow in the Dark Cover 1993 NM

The Spectre #8, published in 1993, is part of the third volume of the DC Comics series and focuses on a serial killer known as the Reaver and the Spectre's growing bond with Amy Beitermann. 

Plot Synopsis

In this issue, titled "Righteous Anger," the Spectre (Jim Corrigan) deals with a vulnerability stemming from his human connection to Amy. 

• The Crisis: Fearing for her life and struggling with despair, Amy considers suicide. Jim Corrigan intervenes, warning her of the consequences and promising to protect her from the city's current threat.
• The Reaver: A serial killer named the Reaver is stalking victims in the city. The Spectre eventually uncovers the Reaver's dark secret: all of his victims were infected with the HIV virus.
• Lieutenant Nate Kane: Detective Kane's investigation leads him to Amy's apartment, where he confronts his own fears regarding the disease and his knowledge that Jim Corrigan died decades ago.
• Azmodus: In a parallel subplot, the villain Azmodus is shown gathering human shadows to increase his power, preparing for a future confrontation with the Spectre. 

Issue Details

According to DC Database - Fandom and League of Comic Geeks, the issue features the following creative team and specifications:

• Writer: John Ostrander.
• Artist: Tom Mandrake (pencils/cover art) and Digital Chameleon.
• Release Date: May 11, 1993 (July 1993 cover date).
• Notable Feature: This issue is well-known for its glow-in-the-dark cover.