Midnight in Moscow #4 page 8

 

"I'm told you're the man to see about miniatures."

Midnight in Moscow #4 page 7

 

"It would behoove you to be more aware of whom you threaten."

The Sunday Comics: The Shadow "The Diabolical Dr. Demon!" page 16 - 18

 

Saturday's random pulp cover: Doc Savage Magazine : "The Green Master"_Winter, 1949

 The third to last tale published in the original pulp run.  The cover is by none other than that master illustrator of The Shadow, George Rozen.  Gotta say, I love his work on The Shadow Magazine a lot more.

ON THE AIR: January 23, 1945

 

 

Ep_12_Survival of the Fittest

Midnight in Moscow #4 page 6

 

"Even as a boy, Kikey had dextrous fingers...""

Midnight in Moscow #4 page 5

 

"Any time you want your wife to see those snapshots..."

Midnight in Moscow #4 page 4

 

"I'm doing the best I can..."

Midnight in Moscow #4 pages 2 - 3

 

"The rumors are true."

Midnight in Moscow #4 page 1

 

"...rumors of a cloaked figure emerging from the darkness."

The Sunday Comics: The Shadow "The Diabolical Dr. Demon!" page 13 - 15

 

Saturday's random pulp cover: The Spider : "The Citadel of Hell"_March, 1934

 C'mon now!  If this cover doesn't light a fire under your keister, I don't know what will.  This is a true pulp cover in the best sense.  The hero fights Death for the future of his city.  It don't get much cooler than that.

ON THE AIR: January 16, 1945

 

 

 

Ep_11_Beauty and the Beast

Midnight in Moscow #4

 

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 20

 

"It is, to quote the king of Siam...

...a puzzlement."

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 19

 

"We fear someone has purloined an atomic bomb."

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 18

 

"It's a security issue, Lamont old boy..."

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 17

 

"These men are yours?"

The Sunday Comics: The Shadow "The Diabolical Dr. Demon!" page 10 - 12

 

Saturday's random pulp cover: Argosy Weekly : "A Grave Must Be Deep!"_December 1, 1934

 Okay, this is a great cover.  It just begs you to pick it up and be transfixed by a tale of Haitian Black Magic.  Zombie Apocalypse!!!

ON THE AIR: January 9, 1945

 

Ep_10_Murder Ship

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 16

 

"Thank you, Margo."

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 15

 

"Are you trying to tell me something in that annoying oblique way of yours?"

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 14

 

"Ignoring all the things truly worth mocking the French for."

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 13

 

"I couldn't have put it better myself."

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 12

 

"But Lamont Cranston is a blue blooded elitist swine."

The Sunday Comics: The Shadow "The Diabolical Dr. Demon!" page 7 - 9

 

Saturday's random pulp cover: Doc Savage Magazine : "Murder Mirage"_January, 1936

 Intriguing cover.  I love the color scheme.  The technique is beautiful.  What's left is whether the tale is any good.  I leave that to others to argue.  For me, the cover is wonderful.

ON THE AIR: January 2, 1945

 

 

Ep_09_The Tiger Cat

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 11

 

"All in the name of justice."

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 10

 

 

"The skinny fellow in the shabby suit?"

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 9

 

"Idiots."

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 8

 

!?!?!

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 7

 

"Hrmmm..."

The Sunday Comics: The Shadow "The Diabolical Dr. Demon!" page 4 - 6

 

Saturday's random pulp cover: The Black Mask : "One Hour"_April 1, 1924

 

I found this bit of fun information on  

Up and Down These Mean Streets: The Official Website of Don Herron

"Perhaps the most interesting thing about this story is the editor’s notice that appears at the end of the story:

“The paintings from which the cover of any issue of The Black Mask is made will be sold to the highest bidder. Bids of less than $10.00 will, however, be rejected. All bids for covers prior to this time must be received by May 31^st; and all bids for covers published hereafter must be received within 30 days after the date of issue (i.e., bids for May cover by June 1^st, etc.). No printing of any kind appears on these original paintings; they make ideal pictures for your den or living room.” "

ON THE AIR: December 26, 1944

 

 

Ep_08_Stand In For Death

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 6

 

'Benedict Stark, a.k.a. The Prince of Evil.  Suddenly an inch shorter than his concubine.'

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 5

 

"Is this going anywhere interesting?"

Midnight in Moscow #3 page 4

 

"As I've frequently heard you say, 'Commit a crime, and the world is made of glass.' "