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The Spirit #8

Feb 1985 · Kitchen Sink Press · 2.95 USD
📊 ~21,976 copies sold its debut month
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The Spirit investigates an opium smuggling operation centered around carrier pigeons being used to transport drugs through the Middle East. When Secret Inspector Cyril Clayton discovers pigeons landing in a market square with drug capsules attached to their legs, he devises a high-frequency whistle device to disrupt the birds' ability to serve as reliable drug couriers, successfully disrupting the trafficking network. The story also features a comedic subplot involving a small character in a red outfit causing chaos with various adults throughout the narrative.

Contains 5 stories
Cargo Octopus
7 pp · Adventure, Humor
Octopus (introduction)Dulcet ToneSkinny BonesSatin
The Legend
7 pp · Adventure, Humor
Enterprise
7 pp · Adventure, Humor
Who Killed Cox Robin
7 pp · Adventure, Humor
Case of the Inner Voice
7 pp · Adventure, Humor

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Full credits

writer, inker Will Eisner
colorist Bill Poplaski
letterer Martin deMuth
cover pencils, inks Will Eisner

Reprints

↩ Reprints The Spirit #7/14/1946 (1946), The Spirit #7/21/1946 (1946), The Spirit #7/28/1946 (1946), The Spirit #8/11/1946 (1946), The Spirit #8/4/1946 (1946)

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