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The Spirit #6/28/1942

Jun 1942 · Register and Tribune Syndicate · 0.00 FREE
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In "Sasha's Sax," Will Eisner crafts a haunting, surreal tale of music and manipulation set during wartime. When a melancholy saxophonist’s sorrowful melodies begin driving people to despair, The Spirit devises a daring plan—turning the Gestapo’s own cruelty against them by convincing them that the music can be weaponized. With Eisner’s masterful storytelling and expressive art, this 1942 issue blends dark satire with a touch of absurdity, all rendered in bold, striking visuals. The cover by Will Eisner completes the mood with a stark, memorable image of the saxophonist under a shadowed sky.

Contains 3 stories
Sasha's Sax
8 pp · Superhero
Denny Colt (The Spirit)EbonySasha the SaxophonistDolan

In "Sasha's Sax," The Spirit teams up with Ebony and the enigmatic Sasha the Saxophonist to outwit a group of Gestapo agents who've taken a sinister interest in Sasha’s haunting music. When Sasha’s melancholy melodies begin to affect the city’s mood, The Spirit devises a clever ruse, leading the Nazis to exploit the music for their own dark purposes—only to be undone by Sasha’s unexpected shift to a jazzy, life-affirming tune.

Tony Nitro
4 pp · Adventure, Detective-Mystery
Brenda Banks (Lady Luck)PeecoloTony Nitro

Tony Nitro, the city’s most feared crime boss, sets a deadly trap for Brenda Banks—Lady Luck—planning to eliminate her and pin the murder on her, turning her allies and the law against her in a game of deception and danger. With Peecolo caught in the crossfire, Brenda must outwit a mastermind who knows her every move.

Portrait of Death
4 pp · Superhero
Mr. MysticPenny DouglasChowderheadPaul KreuffBoss KarnikRat Face

When artist Paul Kreuff strikes a deal with Death to extend his life in exchange for a portrait, he unknowingly unleashes a deadly curse: anyone who laughs at the painting will die. After a tragic incident at an art gallery, crime boss Boss Karnik seizes the portrait, intending to use it to assassinate the mayor and pin the crime on Mr. Mystic.

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Will Eisner
colorist Quality Staff
letterer Sam Rosen

Reprints

Reprinted in Smash Comics #45 (1943), The Spirit #29 (1981), Fantomet #13/1989 (1989), Will Eisner's The Spirit Archives #4 (2001)

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