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- Pulp
- Radio
- Voices from the Shadows by Anthony Tollin
From DC's "The Shadow Strikes" # 7: Page 1
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(Thank you to OthymianO for the scans!)
- The Shadow: The History and Mystery of the Radio Program,
1930 - 1954 by Martin Grams, Jr. ( Note:
This book is available from Mr. Grams' Website.)
Read
an excerpt here (Note also the Shadow radio ads on left-hand
side)
(Thank you to Martin Grams for the heads-up!)
- The Radio Detectives - The Shadow
Originally broadcast on BBC radio on June 17, 1998, Episode
5 of Series 1 has a spotlight on The Shadow from his origins
to the 1994 movie.
Download
the MP3 (13MB)
(Thank you to Nathan Yeoman for the episode!)
- The Shadow Knows: The Counter-Fantasy of the American Antihero and Symbolic Divergence in Golden Age Radio by Shaun Treat, Daniel Grano, and Jon Croghan
(Note: this article is in PDF format - Adobe Acrobat Reader is required.)
- An essay analyzing The Shadow's origins and evolution from the antihero of the Great Depression to the "glamourous detective" of the Golden Age of radio. This article is from the Academia.edu website.
(Thank you to Stephen Maddux for the article!)
- Comic
- General Articles
- The
Shadow by Alan Moore - Written in 1970 for Seminar magazine
(#2) by the man who would go on to write Watchmen,
V for Vendetta, and The League of Extraordinary
Gentlemen
(Thank you to Andrew Sumner and Phil Bledsoe
for the link!)
- The
Shadow Documentary - the Robert Reed documentary featured
on DialBforBurbank.com. Note that this is in 10 parts.
(Thank you to The Shadow 772 and Greg Daulton
for the link!)
- The Shadow and Copyrights
- Enemies
of the State: The Shadow and Metropolis and Ebay vs the
Supreme Court... - An essay from Heroic Times blog
on copyright and how the Supreme Court is helping big
corporations by taking things out of public domain.
(Thank you to HT for the link!)
- Author
Fail - Canadian author Jeff Bursey's experience with
writing a story about The Shadow, The Spider, and G-8
while obtaining copyright permission from Condé Nast.
(Thank you to Jeff Bursey for the link!)
- Criminal
Odes by John Banville
A discussion on pulp and crime fiction, and a review of "The
Black Lizard Big Book of Pulps: The Best Crime Stories from
the Pulps During Their Golden Age--The '20s, '30s & '40s"
(Vintage, 2007) (Thank you to Jeff Bursey
for the link!)
- The Shadow: A Review of the 1994 Movie by John Olsen
Part 1 | Part 2
A comparison of the movie to the The Shadow of the pulps and radio.
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