Max's father has a near-death experience and what all sorts of spectral drama dominoes after it. ***PLease note, this was written when Chapter 3 Page 14 was the latest page. Fallacies are bound to show up.

How the Octopus transformed D. Colt into the Spirit of Central City. The Octopus struggles with the final stages of his immortality trials. Will he have the gut to do what is necessary to succeed? T for language.

Sand Saref and the Spirit have some unfinished business. Post-movieverse, high T.

I'm willing to bet one that the average person doesn't think that there is a super human hero that was dead. That is a bet that is being- - - -way too easy for "your writer" to take- -! - - The "narrator" would not want to take advantage of "the reader!"

A drabble about Sand Saref and her hold on the Spirit, which lasted longer than that of any other woman. One-shot.

Ten Minutes is becoming a huge difference for The Spirit, especially when a murderous barber comes into play. What is his connection to the Octopus? Why is P'Gell wanting The Spirit to save her from The Octopus? Rated T for violence and language.

In Central City the urban legends tend to be more real than most would like to believe even several decades later.

When a private eye is murdered after investigating an adulterous socialite, The Spirit is on the case! But all is not as it seems.