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Publishers / Kitchen Sink Press / The Spirit (1983) / #38
38December 1987
$2.00; 2.80 CAD

The Spirit #38

Kitchen Sink Press · December 1987

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Identification plate

Series
The Spirit (Kitchen Sink Press, 1983 series)
Issue
#38
Publication date
December 1987
Key date
December 10, 1987
Indicia publisher
Kitchen Sink Press Inc.
Price
$2.00; 2.80 CAD
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Will Eisner; inks: Will Eisner; colors: Ray FehrenbachDenny Colt, Eustace P. Dolan, The Octopus, The Spirit
1The Union City Influencetext article3script: Dave Schreiner
2The Amulet of Osiriscomic story7script: Will Eisner; pencils: Will Eisner; inks: Will Eisner; letters: Abe KanegsonDenny Colt, The Spirit, Ebony White
4The Coincomic story7script: Will Eisner; pencils: Will Eisner; inks: Will Eisner; letters: Abe KanegsonDenny Colt, Eustace P. Dolan, The Octopus, The Spirit
5Two Livescomic story7script: Will Eisner; pencils: Will Eisner; inks: Will Eisner; letters: Abe KanegsonDenny Colt, Eustace P. Dolan, The Spirit
7Christmas Spirit of 1948comic story7script: Will Eisner; pencils: Will Eisner; inks: Will Eisner; letters: Abe KanegsonDenny Colt, Eustace P. Dolan, Ellen Dolan, The Spirit, Ebony White

Plus 2 pages of advertisements and other matter across 2 sequences, as published.

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