The Spirit #29
In "Sasha's Sax," a melancholy saxophonist whose music has an eerie power over listeners finds himself caught in a bizarre twist of fate when The Spirit intervenes. With the help of a pair of bumbling Gestapo agents who mistake his sorrowful tunes for a weapon of mass morale, Sasha is forced to play his sad song endlessly—until exhaustion pushes him to switch to something livelier, with unexpectedly chaotic results. Ebony, Dolan, and Ellen watch from the sidelines as the line between music and madness blurs in this darkly comic tale of unintended consequences.
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↩ Reprints The Spirit #11/24/1940 (1940), The Spirit #6/28/1942 (1942), The Spirit #2/26/1950 (1950), The Spirit #3/26/1950 (1950)
Reprinted in Will Eisner Color Treasury #[nn] (1981), 1984 #34 (1981), Creepy Almanaque #1982 (1981), Comic Jam #[nn] (1982), Spirit #5 (1984), Spirit #[1] (1984), Comics & Sequential Art: Expanded Edition #[nn] (1990), La Bande dessinée, art séquentiel #[nn] (1997), Comics and Sequential Art #[nn] (2008), Les Clés de la bande dessinée #1 (2009)
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