Spirit #10
"El Spirito" kicks off in 1989 with a haunting tale from Will Eisner, Lennart Allen, and Johan Andreasson, featuring Eisner’s distinctive art and inking alongside Jerry Grandenetti. When the ghost of Manuel el Muertos summons Spirit to prevent the Octopus from plundering a sunken treasure, a deadly twist sends his ally Kastanjett to join the spectral ranks—setting the stage for a mystery steeped in legacy and the unknown. The cover, penciled and inked by Eisner, captures the story’s eerie tone with quiet precision.
In "El Spirito," the Spirit is called upon by Manuel el Muertos’ ghost to stop the villainous Octopus from plundering the sunken treasure of the legendary pirate. With the help of a mysterious ally, the Spirit must unravel the mystery before the ghostly crew of the lost ship claims another soul.
In "Ett skalldestycke från Voffmans Äventyr," Sven Galli’s dog-training scheme takes a suspicious turn when his own hound, Roget, is caught in a purse-snatching spree—leading Ebony, the dog assigned to catch him, on a trail that blurs the line between criminal and accomplice.
In "Kandidaterna," P.S. launches a whirlwind campaign for Junior President of the U.S., facing off against Scratchie Parlay, whose father’s gambling habits add a high-stakes edge to the race. With bets flying and mysterious disappearances cropping up, the election takes a wild turn—just as the campaign hits its peak.
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↩ Reprints The Spirit #7/27/1947 (1947), The Spirit #2/1/1948 (1948), The Spirit #5/23/1948 (1948), The Spirit #7/18/1948 (1948), The Spirit #8/15/1948 (1948), The Spirit #9/26/1948 (1948), The Spirit #2/27/1949 (1949), The Spirit #3/6/1949 (1949), The Spirit #5/29/1949 (1949), The Spirit #6/26/1949 (1949), The Spirit #5 (1974)
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