Midnight in Moscow #4 page 13

 

"There was no mystery as to where the guilt lay in this problem..."

Midnight in Moscow #4 page 12

 

"<... no need to leave on my account.>"

The Sunday Comics: The Shadow "The Diabolical Dr. Demon!" page 19 & 20

 Next week will be the first part of the back up story co-starring Margo and Shrevvy.

Saturday's random pulp cover: Black Book Detective : "The White Witch"_Spring, 1944

 

Beautifully rendered, if unexciting, cover by Rudolph Belarski.  It appears to be The Black Bat who is performing the voodoo instead of the White Witch.  Perhaps she has him under her evil spell.  I guess one would have to read the story to find out.

ON THE AIR: January 30, 1945

 

 

Ep_13_The Man Who Lived Twice

Midnight in Moscow #4 page 11

 

 

"No wonder the English hate the French."

Midnight in Moscow #4 page 10

"And then came the betrayal."

Midnight in Moscow #4 page 9

 

"Oh, you mean Mutt 'n' Jeff?"

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."