Showing posts with label Dennis Lynds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dennis Lynds. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 6, 2022
"Shadow -- Go Mad!"
This looks like they just used Rozen's paintings as inspiration rather than straight up copying it. The result? Boring...
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art,
Belmont,
Dennis Lynds,
George Rozen,
Maxwell Grant,
paperbacks,
pulps,
The Shadow,
The Shadow Magazine
Monday, December 5, 2022
"Mark of The Shadow"
Looks as though "Murder For Sale" was the cover used as the basis for this illustration. I'm sure that's where the similarities stop.
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art,
Belmont,
Dennis Lynds,
George Rozen,
Maxwell Grant,
paperbacks,
pulps,
The Shadow,
The Shadow Magazine
Sunday, December 4, 2022
"The Shadow's Revenge"
Not a bad interpretation of this classic cover...
However, I prefer the two fisted gunplay depicted in the original image. I'm sure that the cover is the best part of this novel.
Labels:
art,
Belmont,
Dennis Lynds,
George Rozen,
Maxwell Grant,
paperbacks,
pulps,
The Shadow,
The Shadow Magazine
Saturday, December 3, 2022
"Cry Shadow!"
Another one in the modern vein. However, I could do without the bright yellow that dominates this cover. Sure, it focuses the eye but it just doesn't feel mysterious. Knowwhutahmean?
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art,
Belmont,
Dennis Lynds,
Maxwell Grant,
paperbacks,
The Shadow
Friday, December 2, 2022
"Shadow Beware"
This is the second of the Lynds' novels. I like this cover if only because it is better than most in this run. It has a classicly rendered look although the design is much more graphic.
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art,
Belmont,
Dennis Lynds,
Maxwell Grant,
paperbacks,
The Shadow
Thursday, December 1, 2022
The Shadow Strikes
I haven't read any of the Dennis Lynds novels. Bad cover. I may one day sit down and read them after I'm done with the original pulp run. That's a loooooooong time down the road.
Labels:
art,
Belmont,
Dennis Lynds,
Maxwell Grant,
paperbacks,
The Shadow
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