Spirit Archives, Volume 1 (1940)

by Will Eisner

Series: The Spirit Archives (1), Spirit, DC Archives

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The first six months of Eisner's The Spirit. An unlikely superhero who only rarely displays any superpowers and has a surprisingly strong moral streak. Maybe not all of the stories are top classics, but most of them are, and the rest are by association. (

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