No guesses?

 

Double Z by Steranko.

Facebook find

A Kevin Nowlan gem.  This was found on one of the FB sites dedicated to The Shadow.

This ain't a pulp cover

But it's a good un'.  Take yer best shot, guys & dolls.

A little mash up

Just a little "What if" kinda image.

Here's hoping all you agents had a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday

Let's start the week with a puzzle.  Five (5) differences in this one.

Hopefully you aren't too logy from all that turkey to find the changes to this classic cover.

Okay, the answer is...

 

The Man From Scotland Yard

 

Great cover and a solid story.  Don't take my word for it, John has impeccable taste  https://web.archive.org/web/20121109154145/http://home.comcast.net:80/~deshadow/reviews/shadow083.html

Steranko's "The Silent Seven"

"Agent J reports: Pyramid upside down, N9556/39cents, automatic in Shadow's right hand, green ring"

  All true.  Just missing a finger below the brim of our hero's hat. Sneaky, I know.

What's the Difference #39

Five (5) differences in this classic Steranko paperback cover.  This is my absolute favorite of Jim's covers.  Just brilliant.  Have a great weekend, agents.

From my sketchbook

While waiting for my green tea at a Starbucks in Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas.  Fun.  The pic is from my phone.  Not the best quality.  Apologies.

What, pray tell, cover might this be?

Take a "shot" at this, agents. 

The Book of Death revealed

"Agent J reports: skull's eye, skull's teeth, knife moved, blood splatter, missing rib, extra button on Shadow's sleeve."

Spot on, Agent J!  I must make the #39 harder.  Thanks for playing.

Remember

Thank you to all who have served.

We owe more than 

can ever be

repaid.

Our 38th "What's the Difference" puzzle

There are six (6) differences between the two covers.  Give it a go and have a great weekend, agents.

British version of The Shadow

Found these on Facebook.  Would love to read these and see how they differ from the source material.

Shadow Go Mad!

At least that's what it feels like in this page.  Still, I really enjoyed Bill Sienkiewicz's art on this run.

Love this cover

I know I've posted this before but it's a really cool image.