The Spirit #4
In "Mr McDool," the enigmatic Spirit investigates a web of deception when Croyd’s will becomes a pawn in a dangerous game of blackmail and ambition. With Satin caught between loyalty and love, and Lord Elby’s fortune hanging in the balance, the line between ally and adversary blurs—especially when a single secret could destroy everything.
In "Silk Satin & the Spirit [The Emerald of Rajahpoor]," the emerald at the heart of a centuries-old mystery has vanished, throwing the city into chaos. With Satin framed for the murder of Lord Elby and the truth buried beneath a web of deception, the Spirit and his allies must untangle a dangerous game where every clue leads deeper into shadow—where Elby is alive, the emerald is real, and even Hildie and McDool may not be who they seem.
In "Ye Olde Spirit of '76," the Spirit teams up with a cast of eccentric locals in a race against time to uncover a missing Declaration of Independence—only to find that the sole living person who knows its whereabouts is already dead. With clues hidden in old tavern tales and forgotten corners of the town, the search becomes a mystery as much about history as it is about the present.
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↩ Reprints The Spirit #10/12/1947 (1947), The Spirit #2/22/1948 (1948), The Spirit #5/30/1948 (1948), The Spirit #6/6/1948 (1948), The Spirit #6/26/1949 (1949), The Spirit #7/3/1949 (1949), The Spirit #9/25/1949 (1949), The Spirit #12/11/1949 (1949)
Reprinted in Spirit #1 (1981), Will Eisner Color Treasury #[nn] (1981)
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