The Shadow

...surprised New York populace. Reinhardt Lane, now free, helps his daughter disarm the atomic weapon while The Shadow pursues Khan. The Shadow chases him into the subsections of the building where, among a maze of mirrors, he uses his psychic...

In this article: Genghis Khan, The Shadow, Margo Lane, Tulku, Russell Mulcahy, and Alec Baldwin

It wasn't cerebral." The cerebral part came from listening to serialised dramas on the radio: Let's Pretend, The Green Hornet, The Shadow. "With radio you have to work. You have to imagine. That's what's important," he says. Films...

In this article: Terry Gilliam, Heath Ledger, Johnny Depp, Colin Farrell, The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, Ken Loach, Dog, Monty Python, and Perth, Western Australia

...been involved in the comics and entertainment industry for decades, having written some of the most iconic characters in the medium (The Shadow, Batman) and helping usher in the Batman franchise of films as a producer. Now, he's working...

In this article: Archie Comics, Archie Andrews, Betty Cooper, Veronica Lodge, Michael Uslan, Batman, Jughead, Victor Gorelick, and The Flintstones

...a comic book-style hero more than two decades before Superman and Batman. This character (is he a hero? a villain?) also predates The Shadow, that classic hero of radio and pulps, by 15 years. What about Zorro? Nope, the Gray Mask came...

In this article: Batman, Superman and Batman, Bruce Wayne, Zorro, Los Angeles Times, and Willa Cather

...called Justice, Inc. which starred the Avenger. This was during the time they were also publishing The Shadow. The Avenger also appeared in issues #11 of the Shadow. The first two issues were based on stories from the pulp magazine. Issues...

In this article: The Avenger, Doc Savage, Justice, Inc., Paul Ernst, Street & Smith, Don Hutchison, and Ron Goulart

The Golden Master (1939) is a pulp novel featuring The Shadow written by Walter Gibson under the house name Maxwell Grant. This was the 182nd Shadow story and it was published in The Shadow Magazine Vol. 31, No. 2 on 15 September 1939. It...

In this article: The Golden Master, Genghis Khan, and Walter Gibson

Producer Michael Uslan told MTV.com that his proposed movie reboot of The Shadow will bring the mythology back to its roots in comics and radio. "I think the one thing going in is we all see the Shadow as more of a force of nature than a...

In this article: Sam Raimi, MTV, Sony, Alec Baldwin, Batman, and Hulk

Edd Cartier, whose noirish illustrations for the pulp magazine The Shadow and action-packed, often whimsical illustrations for stories by L. Ron Hubbard, Isaac Asimov and other writers made him one of the leading science-fiction and horror...

In this article: Edd Cartier, Astounding Science Fiction, L. Ron Hubbard, Pratt Institute, Norman Rockwell, Unknown, Street & Smith, and Isaac Asimov

...different: the first-ever My Year Of Flops double feature. Today, I'll be discussing both 1996's The Phantom and 1994's The Shadow. We live in the age of superheroes. And T-Pain. If you were to remove superheroes and T-Pain from pop...

In this article: The Phantom, Billy Zane, Bruce Campbell, Phantom, V for Vendetta, John McCain, Treat Williams, and T-Pain

...Most Famous Man of Mystery LITTLE FALLS, N.J., Nov. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Radio Spirits is pleased to announce the release of THE SHADOW: KNIGHT OF DARKNESS, a new CD audio collection of classic radio shows featuring the iconic crime...

In this article: Orson Welles, Conde Nast Publications, Ingram Books, Street & Smith, and Bret Morrison