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== [[Comic Books]] ==
* [[The DCU]] hero Firestorm was created by atomically merging student Ronnie Raymond and scientist Martin Stein. In practice, this essentially resulted (at least initially) in a super-powered Ronnie with Stein acting as a Spirit Advisor.
* John Wayne appears as Jesse's Spirit Advisor in ''[[Preacher (Comic Book)|Preacher]]'', helping him survive his childhood ordeals and become a [[Knight in Shining Armor]].
* The protagonist of Paul Pope's graphic novel, ''[[Heavy Liquid]]'', sees a "shadow self" whenever he uses a drug made from the titular material. It guides his escape from the [[The Men in Black|spook]] that captures him at the end of the story, and soon after, S concludes that {{spoiler|the shadow is a non-corporeal extraterrestrial's attempt to communicate. S refers to the alien as a "radiowave spaceman" and the Heavy Liquid as his "little metal car".}}
* The Doctor, the shaman of the Planet Earth in ''[[The Authority]]'', can journey to the Garden of Ancestral Memory, where the spirits of all past Doctors (save one evil one) dwell.
* [[Shazam]] often counseled Billy Batson as a shade.
* In ''[[Captain America (comics)|Captain America]]'' #305, Merlin appeared to Captain Britain. Since Merlin had died in Captain Britain's own series, The Official Handbook stated that Merlin's appearance here represented an appearance by his shade.
* The Ancient One, [[Doctor Strange]]'s mentor, becomes this after his death.
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