Fan Casting Spectre in DC Elseworld's Kingdom Come Movie

James Corrigan served as an agent of divine wrath, having died in the 1940s, and became The Spectre. He first sought Wesley Dodds due to the dreams he had of a forthcoming Armageddon involving superheroes and meta-humans, but was unable to do so because Dodds had died. However, the dreams had been passed on to his pastor and friend Norman McCay, so the Spectre appeared unto him instead. The Spectre took McCay to various places in the events that unfolded, guided by the dreams passed on to McCay, but not interacting directly with the events. At the point in the meta-human battle where the Blackhawk Squadron dropped a nuclear bomb that would destroy most of the meta-human lifeforms, the Spectre allowed McCay to decide whether humans or meta-humans should survive or face judgment. McCay realized that it wasn't his place to judge the events and so allowed the events of the battle to unfold by themselves, resulting in Captain Marvel sacrificing himself to stop the bomb by detonating it prematurely, destroying most meta-humans except for Superman and those protected by the rings of the Green Lanterns Alan Scott and Jade. As Superman flew into the United Nations to exact revenge on them, the Spectre transported McCay there so he could talk some sense into Superman to make him see the humanity he had chosen to neglect all those years he believed he was a god. Superman relented, and his fellow superheroes decided to make a pact that they would no longer stand above humans to solve their problems but rather stand beside them to help solve their problems together. The Spectre was reminded by McCay of his humanity to see things through the perspective of the man he once was, and decides nobody is to blame. Returning to his human form of Jim Corrigan, he became a member of McCay's congregation, and they became friends.