ON THE AIR: March 20, 1945

 

 

Ep_20_The Man Who Knew Everything

 

"I have spoken..."

Midnight in Moscow #6 page 5

 

"Maybe that honor shall fall to your country."

Midnight in Moscow #6 page 4

 

TIK...TIK...TIK...TIK...

Midnight in Moscow #6 pages 2 & 3

 

"...you are in grave danger."

Midnight in Moscow #6 page 1

 

 

"Comrade Stalin..!"

The Sunday Comics: The Shadow "The Menace of Radiation Rogue!" pages 7 - 9

 

Saturday's random pulp cover: Doc Savage Magazine : "Murder Mirage"_January, 1936

 Ah, much better than the previous cover.  This is the pulp that actually followed the month after the one I posted last week, and the difference it amazing.  I'm intrigued by Doc apparently pulling a shadow either off the wall or out of a mold.  I'm not sure but I'm interested, for sure.  A mystery to be solved and this cover promises that and more.

ON THE AIR: March 13, 1945

 

Ep_19_The Two Faces of Death

Midnight in Moscow #6

 

And

so

begins

the

end

.

 

 

Midnight in Moscow #5 page 20

 

"Now, you Socialist imbecile--"

Midnight in Moscow #5 page 19

 

'Dixie Teagarden wasn't born a fanatic.'

Midnight in Moscow #5 page 18

 

"Bringing a bit of Russian style to the USA, are you?"

Midnight in Moscow #5 page 17

 

"So it was my accent gave me away?"