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BANG

BANG

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WHRRR-THP

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MARGO LANE!

This.

Is.

The.

End!

Of... you!

The Sunday Comics: The Shadow Comics "The Treasure Chest of Death" page 2

 

"Before who blows whose brains out?"

Saturday's random pulp cover: Strange Romances: "Too Young to Love" April 1939

Is that the serpent from the Garden of Eden?  Beautifully painted portrait, regardless of whether she represents Eve or not.

 

ON THE AIR: January 25, 1948

 Defiled graves!  Decrepit houses!  Hidden money!  Lamont and Margot seek shelter within the walls of "The House That Death Built".  Do you have the nerves to accompany The Shadow on this adventure?

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"Ice sludged through my veins."

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 High Flying Adventure

awaits us in

Issue 7!

The Shadow: Year One #6 page 22

 

"Joe!  I- I know this looks bad, but I was just--"

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"Hello... this is Fellowes, contacting Santum-One."

 

(I don't know if I addressed this issue or not, but as far as I can tell, Claude Fellows had no 'e' after the w in his name.  Perhaps Wagner was reading a British reprint.  If anyone can clew me in on this matter, please let me know.)

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"Say now... whatchu fellas up to--?!"

The Sunday Comics: The Shadow Comics "The Treasure Chest of Death" page 1

Let's start a new adventure from the pencil and brush of Bob Powell.

Saturday's random pulp cover: Doc Savage Magazine: "Mad Eyes" May 1937

Two Doc Savages?  One Lady in Red?  Are we sure this isn't an issue of Spicy Adventure Stories?

ON THE AIR: January 18, 1948

 You should never trust anyone!  They will lie!  The will steal! They will cheat and frame you for murder!  Don't believe me?  Then listen to "Death and the Black Fedora" and you will know what The Shadow knows!  Money may not be the root of all evil but it sure as shinola is the fertilizer that feeds the weed of crime.  Bitter is the fruit of truth!!!

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"This is Agent Lane..."

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" 'All work and no play...'--eh?!"

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"What about this creep in black they're all crowin' about?  They say he's like a one-man Death Squad!"

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"The joint is jumping tonight."

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"All those secrets... he was so infuriating."

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"He's... dead, child...."

Saturday's random pulp cover: Detective Book Magazine Fall 1939

 This cover seems to be illustrating the second story, "Murder on Set 13".  However, you can't go wrong with a pulp carrying a tale titled "Deep Shadow".

ON THE AIR: January 11, 1948

 Jump in a rickshaw and take a trip to Chinatown with Margot and Lamont and follow the trail of death in "The Bones of the Dragon".  After half an hour you'll be hungry for more.

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"I must find a way to pierce that shroud!"

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"Take him a bottle of rye and you're in!"

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"So, let's see... Allard.  Here we go!"

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"Your comrade has learned... the only rewards from a life of crime are misery and death!"

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"Where is he?!  Can't... see..."

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"You She-Devil!!... Stop it!!"

Saturday's random pulp cover: Black Mask November 1921

 Dashiell Hammet! Earl Stanley Gardner!  "Poisonville"!  Great Depression era cover with some great authors... this would be a keeper for sure!

ON THE AIR: January 4, 1948

 Classic episode to start 1948 off with.  Margot intentionally puts herself in the line of fire to bring down two seemingly harmless senior citizens.  Harmless?  Murderous is more like it.  Throw in an unscrupulous mortician and you have a case for... The Shadow!  If you are wanting to feel the cold hand of death grip your shoulder then tune into "The Chill of Death"!

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"He was right there!  I had 'im!"

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PFND

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"Y'ASK TOO MANY QUESTIONS!"

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"GOTCHA!"

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"Yeah, what did he... drink a whole keg o' beer?!"

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"Hurry!... I've done some terrible things to protect you... we can't stop now!!"

Saturday's random pulp cover: Weird Tales October 1933

 

 Classic cover from October of 1933.  Simple and elegant.  This issue probably flew off of the shelves, regardless of whether the story was any good.

ON THE AIR: December 28, 1947

 A crazy family with it's own horseman legend.  It'll take The Shadow to save Margot and the remaining members from the fate of "The Terrible Legend of Crownshield Castle"!

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"I am the Specter of Judgment and the Weapon of Justice.  I am... THE SHADOW!"

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"Ain't misbehavin'... da dum dee dum da da daaa."

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"Th-they call him... THE SHADOW!"

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"My Aunt Myrtle!  What's this... "Honor among thieves"?!"

93 years and counting

 

 

Happy Birthday, Mr. Allard.

The Shadow: Year One #6

 

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"Oh why does he leave me like this?.. I... that cat cry... it sounded closer...EEK!!  Those eyes!!"

Saturday's random pulp cover: Terror Tales September 1934

Yikes.  A lake of blood!  A shackled and frightened damsel!  A green hand dragging her to her inevitable demise.  Terror indeed.

ON THE AIR: December 21, 1947

 At Christmas it is usually the thought that counts.  Take a listen to good intentions bringing about unintentional tragedy.  Leave it to Margot and Lamont to get tangled up in another case of greed and murder.  Tune in  and unwrap "A Gift of Murder" with a mug of eggnog... in March.