The Spirit #10/30/1949
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Elect Miss Rhinemaiden of 1950!", The Spirit, still recovering on crutches, finds himself drawn into a bizarre twist when Hazel P. MacBeth—armed with mysterious powers—claims victory in a beauty pageant, only to vanish moments later. With Moxie and Slime left regretting their role in the spectacle, the mystery deepens as the line between glamour and danger blurs. Written by Jules Feiffer and brought to life with bold, expressive art by Will Eisner—inked by Eisner himself and lettered by Abe Kanegson—this 1949 installment delivers a sharp, stylish tale of spectacle and suspense.
When the Spirit is still on crutches, Hazel P. Macbeth takes center stage at the Rhinemaiden Beauty Contest of 1950—only to vanish mid-pageant, leaving Moxie and Slime stunned and Garfield Tripod scrambling to uncover who’d dare steal the spotlight. With the mystery unfolding under the glittering lights of a small-town pageant, the case takes a turn no one saw coming.
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Reprinted in Ilustración + Comix Internacional #9 (1981), The Spirit #37 (1982), Spirit #9 (1988), Feiffer the Collected Works #1 (1988), The Spirit #50 (1988), Le Spirit #[nn] (1996), Will Eisner's The Spirit Archives #19 (2006)
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