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Register and Tribune Syndicate: The Spirit
Date | Lang: English (en)
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That is one seriously bizarre Spirit story!
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I think more people had a hand in the art here than are credited. Joe Kubert is credited as colourist on the Spirit story, but may have also had a hand in the art. The Bob Powell story doesn't look much like Powell, so if he penciled it, someone else inked it. I wish that Newspapers had inserts like this when I was readiing Newspaper comics.
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Very clever – dusis is latin for dusk, twilight (also shower – anything falling suddenly in fact). This one is seriously weird – Will Eisner is the Dali of the comic book. But wait, if Dusis knew he was mad, doesn’t that make him sane? The two backup strips are also decent yarns – what a find this supplement is.
  
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NameThe Spirit (1941-06-15) - Philadelphia Record | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.00 Free | Pages: 16
Notes"Copyright 1941 by Everett M. Arnold" on page 1
"Distributed by the Register and Tribune Syndicate" on page 2
 
CoverDusk / 1 page
GenreAdventure
Script
PencilsWill Eisner
InksWill Eisner
ColorsJoe Kubert
LettersSam Rosen
 
Comic Story"Dusk and Twilight" / The Spirit (8 pages)
SynopsisWho killed Doctor Bosphor? Was it the lunatic Dusk? or his even nuttier wife?
GenreAdventure
CharactersDusk (introduction); Twilight (introduction)
Script
PencilsWill Eisner
InksWill Eisner
ColorsJoe Kubert
LettersSam Rosen
 
StoryLady Luck (4 pages)
SynopsisF. J. Banks, his daughter Brenda, and Peecolo go to South America to forestall sabotage to Banks' Manganese mines.
Script? [as Ford Davis]
GenreSuperhero
CharactersF.J. Banks; Peecolo
PencilsNick Cardy
InksNick Cardy
First LineHave you found any trace of the planes that bombed my ship Colonel?
 
Comic Story"George Chikki Cruz co-owner of a small circus sneaks toward the wild animal tent" / Mr. Mystic (4 pages)
SynopsisAfter Chicki kills M'Bombo the gorilla, his wife Rosa puts a curse on him. Mr. Mystic has to travel into his delusional dreams and rescue him from the Court of Animals.
GenreSuperhero
CharactersChicki Cruz (villain); M'bombo the gorilla; Rosa Cruz
Script
PencilsBob Powell
InksBob Powell
 
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