I love this book, signed by Eisner, and I especially love this cover, adapted from one of his early comics. This is one of those kind of bo...

'Strength of Man' was the premise of this limited-edition portfolio for select graphic artists to create specific drawings. That wa...

In 1951, as Eisner was leaving the Spirit behind him, he created Connie Rodd, a sex kitten serious about Army equipment. It was her job to k...

  Above and immediately below, art obviously by Murphy Anderson Below, the concept was imitated in Vietnam, with a young girl named Kimmie, ...

A really nice *crisp* portrait of the Spirit cast.

Also from the Harvey Spirit #2, 1967, this was a new story (at the time), bridging continuity from the 40's to the 60's. Eisner'...

Harvey's Spirit #2 was a wealth of really good Eisner stuff. The story below of Plaster of Paris threw me for a loop when I first saw it...

The final page of #2, shown below, was a preview page of the next issue, and boy, I couldn't wait. Well, wait is all I could do, cuz #3 ...

If I'm not mistaken, part of the iconic image of the Spirit, shown below, also appeared in the Playboy article, setting the stage for re...