The Spirit #2/9/1947
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mad Moes," Will Eisner crafts a gripping tale of land, greed, and the unseen forces that shape a community, as the government’s plans to build a dam collide with the mysterious ownership of the Lizard’s property—unmapped, unclaimed, and fiercely protected. With Eisner’s sharp storytelling and dynamic art, alongside Jerry Grandenetti’s contributions and Martin deMuth’s crisp lettering, this 1947 issue captures a world where power, perception, and hidden truths are in constant tension.
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The government wants to build a dam, but the Lizard's property isn't on any map, so they can't buy him out, and Stud Sharpe thinks it will be a great place for a gambling den.
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