"Cha-sur, jugga taxi-sha gashong bilaka ba jia-- jia-- jia--"
Wednesday, April 20, 2022
Tuesday, April 19, 2022
"The Man from Shanghai"
The 100th issue to hit the stands finds our hero fending off a killer who, judging by the title, must be from Shanghai! Will he survive the knife? Will he survive the fall? One need only read this exciting adventure to find out! Hyperbole? Not at all. This is a classic novel from 1936 and you should waste no time checking it out.
Monday, April 18, 2022
"The Salamanders"
Apparently this was a pretty popular issue. Sure, it has an exciting cover that previews the novel quite well. It really lives up to the art, if not the title. So it is no surprise that it not only made it into a comic...
but also into 'The Thriller' over the pond in England. Nice cover on that, as well.
It also features a better title. I sure would like to get my hands on an issue or two of 'The Thriller' someday.
but also into 'The Thriller' over the pond in England. Nice cover on that, as well.
It also features a better title. I sure would like to get my hands on an issue or two of 'The Thriller' someday.
Sunday, April 17, 2022
Kaluta does The Shadow again
C'mon, it's Kaluta! It's The Shadow! It always just seems to work. Would love to see how Jones or Wrightson would have inked this.
Labels:
art,
illustration,
M. W. Kaluta,
Maxwell Grant,
The Shadow,
Walter B. Gibson
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