In The End: Cliff Chiang made the Spectre with a Van Dyck work. (And it is a Van Dyck, not a goatee. Van Dycks are a form of goatee that has its origin from seventeenth century Flemish painter Sir Anthony van Dyck who had a thick goatee and mustache with upturned ends. These days it is defined as a goatee that is connected to the mustache. I know this because when I worked for a major airline they told me that I could have a Van Dyck but not a goatee. Ah, semantics.) It was a little weird at first, but I got used to it quick. Chiang's artwork was solid and grounded the fantastic nature of the Spectre, which served the story well. I'm enjoying this Infinite Crisis Aftermath series a heck of a lot better than Battle for Bludhaven. The premise is sound, and so far the execution is as well. I was very impressed with the final product, and it has far exceeded my expectations. Read Full Review