from "A Very Special Spirit" in Ghosts (1971 series) #97 (DC, February 1981), Script script by Mimai Kin, opencils and inks by Michael Netzer, colors by Adrienne Roy, letters by Albert DeGuzman
This post was suggested by faithful reader and frequent commenter Blam, who's provided a lot of date references in comics that I'll spotlight throughout 2024 in this series. Thanks, Blam!
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For the record, the South won the peace.
Personally, being something of a dotard, I've felt for years that fighting the Civil War was a mistake on Lincoln's part. The proof's been coming almost non-stop since the end of Reconstruction, maybe even during. And there's more proof every day.
They fail to mention that for his recklessness Morgan was posthumously demoted to captain and sentenced to serve as mascot on a line of flavored rum.
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