The Spirit #5/2/1943
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Yellow Eyes Janus," the Spirit follows a dangerous trail that leads from the seemingly untouchable Jason Broadway and soldier Joe Dulan—two men beloved by all—to a mystery that nearly costs the investigator his life. With Will Eisner scripting and drawing alongside Lou Fine’s distinctive art and Robin King’s sharp inks, this 1943 installment delivers a tense, atmospheric noir thriller where trust is a liability and every clue could be a trap.
In "Yellow Eyes Janus," the Spirit and Dolan follow a chilling trail after the sudden deaths of two beloved men, Jason Broadway and soldier Joe Dulan—deaths that defy belief in a world where such people are untouchable. The investigation leads them into a web of danger, where a shadowy figure known only as Yellow Eyes Janus watches from the dark, turning every clue into a trap.
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Reprinted in The Spirit #[1] (1944), Millennium Edition: The Spirit 1 #[nn] (2000), Will Eisner's The Spirit Archives #6 (2002)
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