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The Spirit #77 (1991) · The Collector

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Kitchen Sink Press
The Spirit (1983)
#77

Kitchen Sink Press#77

The Spirit

Previous issue, #76 All issues Next issue, #78

The Spirit #77

Publisher: Kitchen Sink Press
Cover date: March 1991
Cover price: $2.00
Pages: 36

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Stories

5 titled

1How to Tune Up an Engine
2The League of Liars (I Hate the Spirit because...)

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Grand Comics Database issue 49356

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3

The Man from Mars

4The Balloons

5The Spirit Gets Older

Credits

Writers: Will Eisner, Jules Feiffer
Pencillers: Will Eisner, James Dixon, Manny Stallman, Don Perlin
Inkers: Will Eisner, James Dixon, Manny Stallman, Don Perlin
Letterer: Ben Oda
Cover: Will Eisner
Cover colors: Randall Berndt

Editorial and production

Editor: Dave Schreiner

Characters

Mr. Carrion
P'Gell
The Octopus
Zitzbath Zark

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