The Spirit #10/12/1947
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mr. McDool," Will Eisner crafts a tense, moody tale where loyalty and ambition collide, as Croyd’s secretive past threatens to unravel his future. With Eisner’s signature storytelling and the distinctive inks of Jerry Grandenetti, the story unfolds through sharp dialogue and shadowed visuals, all rendered in Jules Feiffer’s evocative colors and Abe Kanegson’s crisp lettering.
In a tale of secrets and shifting loyalties, Mr. McDool finds himself entangled in a web where loyalty is currency and every promise could be a trap. With Satin’s ambitions rising and her past threatening to unravel, the question isn’t just who’s lying—but who’s willing to die to keep the truth buried.
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Reprinted in The Spirit #4 (1974), The Spirit Color Album #1 (1981), The Spirit #23 (1986), Spirit #5 (1988), Will Eisner's The Spirit Archives #15 (2005)
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