meal named after him, the "Spectre Platter", is a mix of spinach and cottage cheese. Vertigo Police detective Jim Corrigan appeared in Sandman Mystery Theatre #42 (September 1996). As this was a Vertigo series, DC Universe canonicity is unclear. In other media Arrowverse Variations of Jim Corrigan appear in TV series set in the Arrowverse: Corrigan appears in Constantine, portrayed by Emmett J. Scanlan. This version is a police officer from New Orleans. An alternate universe version of Corrigan from an unspecified Earth appears in the crossover event "Crisis on Infinite Earths", portrayed by Stephen Lobo. He passes the Spectre's power to Oliver Queen so he can save the multiverse from the Anti-Monitor. Film Jim Corrigan / Spectre appears on a comic book cover depicted in Under the Hood. Jim Corrigan / Spectre appears in DC Showcase: The Spectre, voiced by Gary Cole. Miscellaneous Jim Corrigan / Spectre appears in issue #37 of the Justice League Unlimited tie-in comic book. Jim Corrigan appears in the Injustice: Gods Among Us prequel comic. Sometime prior, he was "Jokerized" and left for dead in Arkham Asylum, allowing Mister Mxyzptlk to usurp him as the Spectre and aid Superman's Regime. References External links DCU Guide: Jim Corrigan I DCU Guide: Jim Corrigan II Comics characters introduced in 1940 Comics characters introduced in 1972 Comics characters introduced in 2003 DC Comics characters with superhuman strength DC Comics superheroes DC Comics supervillains Golden Age superheroes Fictional American police detectives Fictional ghosts Fictional murderers DC Comics undead characters Fictional African-American people Characters created by Jerry Siegel Characters created by Ed Brubaker Characters created by Greg Rucka Gotham City Police Department officers