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The Spirit #5 (1954)

Fiction House · 1954 · 34 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Dragnet for Johnny Buffalo
7 pp

The Spirit tracks the dangerous fugitive Johnny Buffalo to a Central City hotel, but a young wanderer calling himself Walk-Along Haggerty—who speaks like a cowboy and rides an imaginary horse—keeps stumbling into the manhunt, convinced he's pursuing an outlaw. As the night spirals into chaos, the kid's wild interference might just be the key to bringing Buffalo down, even if nobody can quite figure out what he's actually doing.

The Target-Man in 16-A
7 pp

The Spirit lies recovering in a hospital bed, target of an underworld plot—but his would-be assassins must navigate the strict quiet of the hospital ward to reach room 16-A, where a steady stream of concerned visitors keeps disrupting their plans. As killers and loved ones crisscross the corridors, the Spirit's fate hangs on whether his enemies can finish the job before his protectors—or sheer hospital protocol—get in the way.

Damosels In Distress
7 pp

A young rookie cop named Sam Klink stumbles into a case involving counterfeit money and a school held hostage by criminals, only to find himself competing with the Spirit for both the case and the affections of a woman in distress. As Klink's eagerness and the Spirit's experience clash, the two must navigate criminals, deception, and their own egos to crack the gang wide open. It's a clever tale about proving that cops are human too—capable of making mistakes, falling for the wrong reasons, and learning hard lessons along the way.

The Loot of Robinson Crusoe
7 pp

The Spirit and the cunning P'gell find themselves stranded on a tropical island that harbors an extraordinary secret: beaches laden with pearls and diamonds. When a mysterious castaway jealously guards the riches and a rescue ship arrives, P'gell's schemes set off a chain of events that neither the Spirit nor anyone else could have predicted. By the time the truth emerges, the island itself has vanished—taking its treasures and P'gell's fate into the depths of the sea.

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