Saturday's random pulp cover: The Whisperer : "The Dead Who Talked"_October, 1936

The Whisperer had two runs as in his own magazine.  From October 1936 through December 1937 (first run) and that is where this issue is from.  Number 1 featuring "The Dead Who Talked".  A pretty nice cover from John Newton Howitt makes this a pretty great start.  I have no idea how the story plays out but all the pieces were there.  Could the magic strike again for Street & Smith?  It seems not to have been in the stars for Jim "Wildcat" Gordon.

 

ON THE AIR: November 10, 1950

 
 

Ep_04_The Case of the Careless Cleaner

 

"Sorry, doll!  I got fish to fry and kites to fly!  Catch you next week, maybe!"

The Shadow #3 "The Kingdom of the Cobra" page 7

 

"And, as you observed, I am King Cobra!"

The Shadow #3 "The Kingdom of the Cobra" page 6

 

"I prefer to make my call alone!"

The Shadow #3 "The Kingdom of the Cobra" page 5

 

"Burbank, put agent Harry Vincent on standby!"

The Shadow #3 "The Kingdom of the Cobra" page 4

 

"As you say, Shadow!"