Spirit Book, The: The Encyclopedia of Clairvoyance, Channeling and Spirit Communication

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Booker, M.Keith (2010). Encyclopedia of Comic Books and Graphic Novels, Volume Two Greenwood. p.592

Kardec (2019) A biographical feature film depicting how The Spirits' Book and other books were published.

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Andelman, Bob (2015). Will Eisner: A Spirited Life (2nded.). TwoMorrows Publishing. p.58. ISBN 978-1-60549-061-8. Chapter 2 (General Elements of the Universe) explains the difference between spiritual and material matter and why spirits are not believed by materialists.

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The Spirits Book is divided into four parts or "books", each one split into several chapters. Chapters are not regularly subdivided into sections — though most have titles marking the beginning of particularly sought subjects. Book 3's chapters, for some reason, are not numbered. The feature ended with the October 5, 1952, edition. [10] As The Comics Journal editor-publisher Gary Groth wrote, "By the late '40s, Eisner's participation in the strip had dwindled to a largely supervisory role. ... Eisner hired Jerry Grandenetti and Jim Dixon to occasionally ink his pencils. By 1950, Jules Feiffer was writing most of the strips, and Grandenetti, Dixon, and Al Wenzel were drawing them." [18] Grandenetti, who penciled as a ghost-artist under Eisner's byline, said in 2005 that before the feature's demise, Eisner had "tried everything. Had me penciling 'The Spirit'. Later on it was Wally Wood", who drew the final installments. [19] Fictional character biography [ edit ] Eisner interview, "Never Too Late". Time. September 19, 2003. Archived from the original on March 10, 2011. Silk Satin is a tall, statuesque brunette with a white streak in her hair, originally an adventuress who later reformed and worked as an international troubleshooter for the insurance company Croyd's of Glasgow. In later stories, it is revealed she has a daughter, Hildie, who motivates her to stay on the straight path. In the 2000s DC Comics revival, she is a smaller, more slender, blond CIA agent.

Chapter 3 (Vital Principle) is about the differences between animate and inanimate beings, between the living and the dead and the features of intelligence compared to instinct. In "late '39, just before Christmas time", Eisner recalled in 1979, [4] "Arnold came to me and said that the Sunday newspapers were looking for a way of getting into this comic book boom". In a 2004 interview, Eisner elaborated on that meeting: When you’re looking for some direction, spiritualism is a good practice to make sure that you remain on your intended path. Finding tools to help us is a fantastic first step. With Spirit & Destiny, embark on a journey of self-discovery and peace with the best spiritual books available right now. Spirit Jam, collects The Spirit Magazine #30 and the Spirit section of Cerebus Jam (1998, Kitchen Sink) ( ISBN 0-87816-576-2)Eisner, Will (2006). Will Eisner's The Spirit Archives, Volume 19, July 3 to December 25, 1949 DC Comics. ( ISBN 1-4012-0775-8) Chapter 9 (Intervention of Spirits in the Material World) is about situations in which the spirits of the dead may, ostensibly or not, intentionally or not, have any form of influence on events of the living world. Inkers: Alex Kotzky (1941–43), John Belfi (1942–43), Don Komisarow (1943), Robin King (year?), Joe Kubert (1943–44), Jerry Grandenetti (1948–51), Jim Dixon (1950–51), Don Perlin (1951) Kardec, Allan, The Spirits Book - Containing the Principles of the Spiritist Doctrine Concerning the Immortality of the Soul, the Nature of Spirits and their Relationships with Humankind, Moral Laws, the Present Life, the Future Life and the Destiny of Humanity – According to the Teachings Given by Highly Evolved Spirits Through Several Mediums Received and Coordinated. (Translated by Darrel W. Kimble with Marcia M. Saiz), Brasilia, 2006: International Spiritist Council.