Will Eisner’s Quarterly

    (Kitchen Sink, 1983-1986)
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Kitchen Sink published The Spirit (Magazine) from 1977 until 1983; highlights of that stellar run included occasional new stories and artwork for the master himself, Will Eisner, as well as Eisner-conducted interviews with other comics legends—including Jack Kirby in a column entitled “Shoptalk.” Will Eisner’s Quarterly and The Spirit (8th Series) replaced The Spirit (Magazine), and while the quarterly magazine reprinted some of Eisner’s super-hero work, it also presented some of Eisner’s more poignant and dramatic work, most notably A Life Force—a return to 55 Dropsie Avenue, the Bronx; the folks who lived there during the Great Depression; and the saga that began in the graphic novel A Contract with God. The “Shoptalk” column continued in the quarterly, too; in fact, the first issue featured an interview with the great Neal Adams.
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Will Eisner’s Quarterly #2

February, 1984
Cover Price: $3.50
2 copies available from $3.25 		Will EisnerWill Eisner, Chuck, Mazoujian, Bob Brown, Lou Fine
Will Eisner’s Quarterly #3

August, 1984
Cover Price: $3.50
1 copy available for $2.50 		Will EisnerWill Eisner, Bob Powell
Will Eisner’s Quarterly #7

December, 1985
Cover Price: $1.95
2 copies available from $7.95 		Will EisnerWill Eisner
Will Eisner’s Quarterly #8

March, 1986
Cover Price: $1.95
2 copies available from $4.04 		Will EisnerWill Eisner