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Re: The Spirit (1940-09-08) - Philadelphia Record

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Re: The Spirit (1940-09-08) - Philadelphia Record
« on: May 30, 2018, 04:30:03 PM »
The art in the Spirit story is a cut above Eisner's usual for the time. It's like he was channeling a future Frazetta, or Berni Wrightson in places. Very atmospheric and cool, rising above the plot (which I can only see through the eyes of 2018—maybe it was relatively fresh in 1940).

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