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The Shadow battles The Bolsheviks in 'The Red Menace' and averts mutual nuclear annihilation in 'Midnight in Moscow' on today's edition of The Shadowcast!
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The inaugural Shadow trilogy concludes with climactic chapter "The Shadow Laughs!" in December's edition of The Shadowcast! A dark, mysterious work in which The Shadow's signature twin .45 automatics make their debut, and Lamont Cranston... meets "Lamont Cranston"!
A true classic you'll need to hear to believe.
We conclude with a bit of disquieting news about Condé Nast's incoming Shadow relaunch, and wash the bitter taste out of our mouths with one of the greatest Mystery Horror masterpieces ever aired, 1940's "The Laughing Corpse", featuring a series of serial murders where people laugh themselves to death and die with a morbid grin.
(You're welcome, Joker!)
The Shadowcast has returned from its off-season hiatus with an all-new season: "The Pulp Avenger!" Wherein we will review pulp novels from the early years of The Shadow's existence. Beginning with a brief overview of "The Living Shadow" (already covered in episode 1 here: https://castbox.fm/episode/The-Shadowcast-1---THE-LIVING-SHADOW-id2479131-id205899947?country=us ) and finally a full review of sophomore Shadow novelette, "THE EYES OF THE SHADOW"!
Then, we mourn the passing of Walter B. Gibson's friend and fellow magician, James Randi (R.I.P.) and review the 2014 Dynamite comic "The Shadow: DEATH FACTORY!"
News both great and terrible on today's very special Shadowcast!
Link to story:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/robsalkowitz/2020/07/16/james-patterson-reviving-30s-era-crimefighter-the-shadow-for-new-novels-films/#5262fe856232
The first season of The Shadowcast ends with yet another fine first in the history of The Shadow: His very first proper 'origin' story!
And The Shadowcast pays tribute to a fallen legend, the late Denny O'Neil.
In episode 6 of The Shadowcast, we review the legendary Denny O'Neill & Mike Kaluta DC Comics Shadow series form 1973... and discuss what the new Doc Savage TV Series may mean for The Dark Avenger!
The Shadowcast explores the very first supervillain: Rodil Mocquino, a.k.a. 'The Voodoo Master'! When the voodoo madman and his cult puts The Dark Avenger out of action, it is up to his agents, and a wounded Shadow, to uncover his hidden lair and rescue his brainwashed victims!
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