After all, The Spectre has almost God-like powers, and may be the only person powerful enough to take on the Anti-Monitor (LaMonica Garrett). This seems to suggest that, rather than being just an early casualty of the Crisis, Oliver is to become The Spectre and have a crucial part to play in the final battle over the final two episodes. Stephen Lobo as Jim Corrigan in 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' Part 3 The CW Otherwise all universes, all the people you love, will perish.' He said of this, 'it's your turn now, Oliver. However, we then see him pass on his powers to the newly resurrected Oliver. But then I was called to a higher purpose.' In another life I was a decorated police officer, a hero in my own right. In Crisis on Infinite Earths Part 3, Corrigan says of himself: 'I'm something else. In Crisis, meanwhile, we see a version of Corrigan who has fully become The Spectre, as symbolised by his green glowing eyes. This mist, it is implied, is turning him into The Spectre, the vengeful and violent character who represents the wrath of God in the DC Comics.

In the NBC show, a character has a vision of the cop dying and being surrounded by a green mist. In Constantine, however, fans did get a glimpse of The Spectre, the character Corrigan has become. 'Crisis on Infinite Earths' Part 4: When Will the Crossover Return?.'Crisis on Infinite Earths': LaMonica Garrett on Being the Anti-Monitor.'Crisis on Infinite Earths' Explained: What Lucifer's Appearance Means.

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