Jim Corrigan is a fictional character from the DC Comics universe, primarily known as the alter ego of the superhero Spectre. He first appeared in 1940 and is depicted as a police officer who becomes the embodiment of divine vengeance after his death. Corrigan's character often grapples with themes of justice and morality, reflecting the complexities of his role as both a human and a supernatural being. As the Spectre, Jim Corrigan possesses immense powers, including the ability to manipulate reality and punish wrongdoers. His stories often explore the balance between justice and mercy, as he confronts various villains and moral dilemmas. Corrigan's character has appeared in numerous comic book series, animated adaptations, and other media, making him a notable figure in the DC Comics lore.