The Origin Story of The Spectre is about this: the cop Jim Corrigan was murdered by thugs and eventually came back to life as the form of The Spectre. Revived as a ghost, he became not just the Arch-Enemy of Hawkman, but also a supervillain to stand against every superhero out there. illegally and was killed by Nighthawk, one of the incarnations of Hawkman. Despite his name, the Gentleman Ghost is a supervillain that lived in 1800s England as a thief and later entered the U.S. When the writer addresses this scenario, expect some Hand Wave or justification as to why it doesn't occur - such as the universe having specific rules concerning who gets to become a ghost (which the victim naturally won't meet), vengeful ghosts being far stronger than recently deceased spirits due to age, or the latter having cannibalistic tendencies on top of being extremely bloodthirsy. But for whatever reason, said person rarely ever comes back as another ghost once his ghostly pursuer kills them, and the chances of that ghost seeking revenge on the other vengeful ghost and possibly perpetuating a Cycle of Revenge are likewise extremely slim in fiction. In most cases, the object of a vengelful ghost's revenge is always a living person, or at least a deceased one whose spirit the ghost wants to forcibly drag to hell. 
Typically a Ghastly Ghost, at least from the point of view of those who did them wrong. "dim spirit"), a type of Youkai and the equivalent of ghosts in the West. "hateful spirit") and are a type of yuurei (幽霊, lit. In Japan, these kind of spirits receive the name of onryou (怨霊, lit. In certain cultures where funeral and burial or cremation ceremonies are important, such vengeful spirits may also be considered as unhappy ghosts of individuals who have not been given a proper funeral. In mythology and folklore, a vengeful ghost or vengeful spirit is said to be the spirit of a deceased person who returns from the afterlife to seek revenge for a cruel, unnatural or unfair death.
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