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The Shadow (1940)
#the shadow gif#victor jory#lamont cranston#40s serials#pulp heroes#columbia serials#james w. horne#walter b. gibson#1940s#1940#gif#chronoscaph gif
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The Shadow (Volume 3) #6
#the shadow#lamont cranston#shadows and light#uzis#noir#bill sienkiewicz#dc comics#comics#80s comics
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As you can see I am hopelessly devoted to the angle
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Unseen Shadows, a portfolio of 50 cover concepts by Jim Steranko for paperbacks featuring The Shadow.
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the Shadow, by Bill Sienkiewicz
#the Shadow#Lamont Cranston#Commission#Process#Bill Sienkiewicz#Master Class#Comics#Art#Illustration
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1987's The Shadow Vol.3 #1 cover by artist Bill Sienkiewicz.
#The Shadow#Bill Sienkiewicz#lamont cranston#dc comics#post crisis#80s comics#1980s comics#1930s pulp heroes#cool comic art#cool cover art#cover#comics of the 1980s#The Shadow by Andrew Helfer & Bill Sienkiewicz#cool#shadow#comic books#dc comics of the 1980s#comic art#comic covers#masked vigilante#painted cover#DC#80's#80s#1980s#art#artwork#cool cover#great cover#cover art
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Original Art - The Shadow Model Sheet (1977)
Art by Michael Kaluta
#Comics#Michael Kaluta#The Shadow#Shadow#Pulp#Art#Original Art#Radio#OTR#Old Time Radio#Lamont Cranston#Margo Lane#Pulp Art#Pulp Illustration#Pulp Heroes
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A house-ad for The Shadow (1973) ongoing series running throughout DC Comics titles released in June 1973. The series would debut in November of the same year featuring the creative team of Denny O'Neil and Mike Kaluta. "The Shadow knows!" references the series' tagline of "Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?"
#the shadow#the shadow 1973#lamont cranston#denny o'neil#mike kaluta#michael wm kaluta#dc#dc comic#70s#house ad#house-ad#comicedit#comicsedit#dcedit
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The Shadow doodles. I just read a novel where he fights killer robots and it endeared him to me
#the shadow#lamont cranston#my art#don’t know much about Shadow lore so if his Lamont persona looks distinctly wrong#that’s why#oh the novel was Charg: Monster if anyone’s interested. it’s decent
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i've been thinking about this gay joke in the shadow 1994 for twenty-four hours at this point. now you get to think about it too
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Drawings of "The Shadow" from some recent "Off the Cuff" episodes! You can check out my process for these here!
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Ok. I’m not quite sure what my point here is but. I have a type. I guess lol and I noticed a parallel between these two , in many different ways. Anyway I guess this is an appreciation post for both these guys lol
Similar color schemes. Both use dual twin pistols. The shadow uses psychic powers from a mysterious supernatural element. Jason comes from the Lazarus Pit. I mean. I went a whole neurodivergent ted talk to my fiance comparing these two, both of who I simp for lmao. Anyway I can’t unsee the similarities between Jason Todd and The Shadow and now I’m cursing the fandom with it! lol sorry not sorry
#jason todd#red hood outlaws#red hood#dcu#dc characters#dc universe#dc comics#the shadow#lamont cranston#shadow#batfam#robins#gotham
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The Shadow annual house ad (circa September 1987)
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Warming up with my most recent obsession <3
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The Shadow swore that, as soon as he got himself free, Spider-Man was going to pay dearly!
From George Rozen's cover for The Shadow (vol. 1) #37 (September, 1933), The Grove of Doom.
#The Shadow#The Grove of Doom#Lamont Cranston#Kent Allard#Street & Smith#pulp heroes#pulp magazines#George Rozen
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