Fictional history The being that eventually would become the Spectre was a fallen angel named Aztar who joined Lucifer Morningstar's rebellion. After being cast into Hell alongside those who betrayed God, Aztar begged for forgiveness towards the archangel Michael, who through God appoints him as God's wrath but erases all his memories and lifetime experienced as punishment. Now the new embodiment of God's wrath and replacing Eclipso, Aztar as the Spectre would be responsible for various acts: the Spectre was the incarnation who carried out the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah detailed in the Book of Genesis circa 3000 BCE, the Plagues of Egypt detailed in the Book of Exodus despite Nabu of the Lords of Order's intervention in 1263 BCE, and the Fall of Jericho described in the Book of Joshua. However, the birth of Jesus banished the Specte into limbo due to the former embodying forgiveness, with the embodiments of wrath and forgiveness unable to co-exist simultaneously.
Fictional history The being that eventually would become the Spectre was a fallen angel named Aztar who joined Lucifer Morningstar's rebellion. After being cast into Hell alongside those who betrayed God, Aztar begged for forgiveness towards the archangel Michael, who through God appoints him as God's wrath but erases all his memories and lifetime experienced as punishment. Now the new embodiment of God's wrath and replacing Eclipso, Aztar as the Spectre would be responsible for various acts: the Spectre was the incarnation who carried out the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah detailed in the Book of Genesis circa 3000 BCE, the Plagues of Egypt detailed in the Book of Exodus despite Nabu of the Lords of Order's intervention in 1263 BCE, and the Fall of Jericho described in the Book of Joshua. However, the birth of Jesus banished the Specte into limbo due to the former embodying forgiveness, with the embodiments of wrath and forgiveness unable to co-exist simultaneously.