The Spirit Color Album #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis third volume in Kitchen Sink Press's 1980s series reprints Will Eisner's classic Spirit stories in full color, showcasing the artist's innovative storytelling and dynamic layouts from the original newspaper sections. The collection focuses on select adventures from the 1940s, preserving the vibrant palette and pulp-noir atmosphere of Eisner's celebrated run.
In "This Is 'Wild' Rice," Mike Caiban plans a heist at the Wilder Mansion on the day of Rice’s wedding, but when she pleads to join him, the adventure she’s always dreamed of takes a sudden, unexpected turn. The story unfolds with a mix of tension and whimsy as Rice, determined to escape her wedding day, pulls Caiban into a world far from the expected.
In "Plaster of Paris," the Spirit is drawn into a twisted game of cat and mouse when Inspector Guillotine pleads for help tracking down the elusive criminal Don Macabre, who seems to anticipate every move. As the investigation deepens, the Spirit uncovers a shocking truth: the Inspector’s fiancée, a woman known only as Plaster of Paris, may be more entangled with the criminal than she lets on.
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↩ Reprints The Spirit #3/17/1946 (1946), The Spirit #4/7/1946 (1946), The Spirit #3/30/1947 (1947), The Spirit #3/9/1947 (1947), The Spirit #4/6/1947 (1947), The Spirit #4/4/1948 (1948), The Spirit #11/7/1948 (1948), The Spirit #1/23/1949 (1949), The Spirit #1/30/1949 (1949), The Spirit #6/12/1949 (1949), The Spirit #10/16/1949 (1949), The Spirit #10/2/1949 (1949), The Spirit #10/9/1949 (1949), The Spirit #8 (1975)
Reprinted in Spirit #5 (1983), Cimoc #85 (1988)
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