The Spirit #11/7/1948
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Plaster of Paris," Will Eisner delivers a twisty mystery where the Spirit is drawn into a cat-and-mouse game with the elusive Don Macabre, who seems to anticipate Inspector Guillotine’s every step. With Eisner handling writing, art, and inks, and Jules Feiffer adding subtle color touches, the story unfolds with sharp pacing and psychological tension, all centered on a surprising connection between the Inspector’s fiancée and the criminal mastermind. Cover by Will Eisner.
When Inspector Gillotine enlists the Spirit to track down the elusive Don Macabre, the case takes a twisted turn—especially when the Spirit uncovers a shocking connection to the Inspector’s fiancée, Plaster of Paris, whose loyalty may lie not with the law, but with the criminal mastermind.
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Reprinted in The Spirit #2 (1967), The Spirit #11 (1975), Spirit #4 - Kvinnorna kring Spirit (1983), The Spirit Color Album #3 (1983), The Spirit #37 (1987), Spirit - Klassikerserien #1942-1951 (2005), Will Eisner's The Spirit Archives #17 (2006), The Spirit: Femmes Fatales #[nn] (2008)
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