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When did the Shadow first EXPLICITLY wear a red scarf, rather than just covering the lower half of his face with his collar?

Most sources I’ve found say that it wasn’t until the 1940 comic series where he started wearing the red scarf, because of the impracticality of finding a way to have his face covered in so many panels. However there are definitely pulp magazine covers from the late 1930’s where it SEEMS like he’s wearing it, but I’ve similarly seen it claimed he wore a high-collar that he could pull up to cover his face rather than the actual scarf?

u/Late-Bowler-4068 — 2 days ago
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"Pulp Power: The Shadow , Doc Savage,and The Art of the Street and Smith Universe ",by Neil McGuiness with an introduction by Frank Miller ©2022 Abrams Books Cover art by George Rozen.

u/Live-Assistance-6877 — 2 days ago
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Who could play Ying Ko/Lamont Cranston/The Shadow in a remake or reboot?

- Jake Gyllenhaal

- Tom Ellis

- Michael Fassbender

- Richard Armitage

- Adam Driver

- Tom Hiddleston

- Henry Cavill

- Sebastian Stan

- Nicholas Hoult

u/TerryG111 — 2 days ago
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The 1994 film with Alec Baldwin

This movie definitely is a classic as it was decades ahead of its time but back in 1994 no one was ready for it hence why it was a box office failure. Or they didn't follow the source material either. Because if you had had a faithful movie adaptation similar to the pulps; it definitely would have caught on

u/TerryG111 — 4 days ago
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The Shadow Detective Monthly: December 1931. "Gangdom's Doom" by Maxwell Grant (Walter B Gibson) cover art by Jerome Rozen.

u/Live-Assistance-6877 — 5 days ago