Can you name this cover?

Have a go at this on a nice Tuesday.  Nice to be outta the triple digit heat.

Agent J strikes again

"Agent J reports: Upside down T, Dank,Guinea Pigs, 2nd light from the right, NRA Code, design on center elephant."

Your powers of observation rival The Shadow's!  Well done, Agent J.

What's The Difference Puzzel #28

There are six (6) changes to this classic cover.  Take a few minutes out of your busy weekend to figure it out.  Good luck and stay cool.

On newsstands today

Well, the reprint anyhow. 

"Lamont Cranston investigates crime in classic pulp thrillers by Walter. B. Gibson and Bruce Elliott writing as “Maxwell Grant." First, one by one, prominent citizens fall victim to “Fingers of Death” and only The Shadow can uncover the murderous mastermind behind the serial killings! Then, mysterious writing on a wall, a toy boat and a kite set Lamont Cranston on the trail of the Hollywood extortionist behind “The Blackest Mail." BONUS: a lost Shadow radio adventure by Walter Gibson! This instant collectors item showcases the original color pulp covers plus the classic interior illustrations by Tom Lovell and Newt Alfred with historical commentary by Will Murray."

Go out and buy yours now!

Not The Shadow...

 ...but another of my all time favorite characters.  Plus this film came out two years after the 1994 "The Shadow" film and one that I thought was quite well done.  It certainly can't go toe to toe with the Marvel films or DC movies but it captured, for me, the charm and even sensibility of the time.  This would have been a great poster is they had gone ahead with it.  Drew Struzan is the artist.

Good eye, Agent J

This simple cover made it hard to come up with too much to change.  You got them all, sir.

Gradient background
A shadow cast over The Shadow's eyes
Blofeld's cat seems to be wearing contacts
The crystal ball seems to have a less than rosy future to tell
"A Complete Novel" is now "The Final Novel"

Thanks for playing.

What's the Difference #27

Five changes to this, the last pulp appearance of our hero.  A sad day 69 years ago.