The Spirit #1/12/1947
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Saree," Will Eisner crafts a quiet yet charged story of a young student navigating shifting tides at Miss Vitriola's school, where the arrival of a new figure in her father's life stirs unease. With Eisner’s distinctive storytelling and art, alongside Jerry Grandenetti’s contributions, the issue captures a moment of emotional tension through subtle gestures and unspoken resistance. The cover by Will Eisner sets the tone with a haunting, expressive portrait of the title character.
In the quiet halls of Miss Vitriola’s school, Saree—sharp-witted and fiercely independent—faces a shifting world when her father announces his engagement to P’Gell. With Miss Vitriola’s sudden passing, Saree finds herself caught between two powerful women, each vying for a place in her life, and she’s determined not to lose control to either.
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Reprinted in Spirit #6 (1985), Spirit #[2] (1985), The Spirit #13 (1985), The Spirit Casebook #2 (1998), Will Eisner's The Spirit Archives #14 (2004), The Spirit: Femmes Fatales #[nn] (2008), Will Eisner's The Spirit: A Celebration of 75 Years #[nn] (2015)
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