The Spirit #28
In "Deadline," Jules Feiffer, having just killed Will Eisner, settles in at his drawing board and delivers a wry, self-aware recap of the past year’s events—rendered in the signature style of his Clifford backup strip. The story blurs the line between creator and creation, turning a dark act into a satirical cartoonish reflection of artistic legacy.
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Reprints
↩ Reprints The Spirit #10/5/1941 (1941), The Spirit #8/2/1942 (1942), The Spirit #7/16/1950 (1950), The Spirit #12/31/1950 (1950), The Spirit #9/28/1952 (1952), The Spirit #10/5/1952 (1952)
Reprinted in Will Eisner Color Treasury #[nn] (1981), Gil Kane's Savage #1 (1982), The Outer Space Spirit: 1952 #[nn] (1983), Will Eisner's Shop Talk #[nn] (2001), Will Eisner's The Spirit Archives #26 (2009), Shop Talk #[nn] (2022)
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