Currently listed at $52.Howard Chaykin The Shadow #2 Story Page 3 Original Art (DC, 1986) Lamont Cranston is joined by his sons as he retells his origin as The Shadow to Harry Vincent and his daughter Mavis From the miniseries by Howard Chaykin to revamp the character into a modern, more graphic setting Rendered at twice-up scale[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"]It's not often that a comic book offers up what seems like true, impossible hopelessness — at least, not at the scale that The Shadow/Batman #4 brings to the table Continuing the reveal of the Silent Seven's reach, #4 is bathed in frustration and stress in a totally fantastic way Writer Steve Orlando doesn't[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"]Issue #4 of The Shadow Vol 3 finds our mysterious burn victim back on the streets, bedecked in the iconic red and black of The Shadow It looks as if we've finally got confirmation on his identity — not just with costuming, but classic black speech bubbles as well Maria is certainly convinced; though[...]
Dynamite has sent us a writer's commentary from Dan Watters on The Shadow #4 that he co-wrote with Si Spurrier Cover by Lee Weeks with interiors by Ricardo Jaime.Page 1:This issue we’re joined by Ricardo Jaime on art Daniel will be back next issue, but it’s immediately evident that we’re in very good hands[...]
Bruce's frustration only adds to the tension as he struggles to call upon his allies and save his son from certain death.The arrival of the Shadow comes at just the right time, finally uniting our trio in an incredibly satisfying interaction Cranston feels very much like the jaded uncle in the group, bouncing between chastising[...]
Dynamite Entertainment has sent us a writer's commentary by Dan Watters on The Shadow #3 that he co-wrote with Si Spurrier Covers by Tyler Kirkham and Michael Kaluta with interiors by Daniel HDR.PAGES 1-3:
Some familiar faces here, though we’ve not named them, and they may be somewhat more creased and weathered than they were[...]
Dynamite Entertainment has four books coming out this week including the final issue of Pierce Brown's Red Rising: Sons of Ares and Turok #3 plus two that we have exclusive extended previews for, The Shadow vol 3 #3 and Ash vs Army of Darkness #4.Pierce Brown’s Red Rising: Sons of Ares #6
Writers: Pierce Brown, Rik Hoskin |[...]
When Dynamite announced they were doing The Shadow/Batman six-part series and it would be written by Steve Orlando and drawn by Giovanni Timpano, I was interested When I found out that one of the covers for issue #4 was going to be by Kevin Nowlan, I was sold Nowlan has always been one of my[...]
Dynamite has sent over a writer's commentary for the first issue of The Shadow/Batman written by Steve Orlando The issue has a variety of covers to choose from, but we've got the David Finch one here along with some interior pages from Giovanni Timpano.PAGE 1:
New Year's Eve in New York This is actually an allusion[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"]Batman and the Shadow are back with another fabulous team-up, this time with Steve Orlando in complete control of the script.A semi-sequel to the run we had earlier this year, in this six issue run we see the Dark Knight start on unequal footing Out of Gotham — and seemingly out of luck when[...]
We have this week's previews from Dynamite, which include the new The Shadow / Batman #1 from Steve Orlando and Giovanni Timpano and exclusive extended previews of Hack/Slash vs Vampriella #1 by Shawn Aldridge and Rapha Lobosco and Green Hornet '66 Meets The Spirit #4 by Fred Van Lente and Bob Q All these books[...]
This batch is their graphic novels and trades which includes Grumpy Cat/Garfield, Bob's Burgers, Pathfinder, Kiss, Justice Inc, The Shadow, and Warlords of Mars, plus the hardcover collection of photos by Johnny Wu in 10 Frames Per Second, An Articulated Adventure featuring his work with action figures.10 FRAMES PER SECOND, AN ARTICULATED ADVENTURE Hardcover
Cover: Johnny[...]
We'll be showing them off over the next couple of days with this first batch being what they call their Hall of Heroes, which includes James Bond, John Wick, The Shadow, Batman, and Turok Writers for this batch of books include Andy Diggle, Greg Pak, Steve Orlando, Si Spurrier, and Chuck Wendig.JAMES BOND: KILL CHAIN[...]
This one features Dan Watters talking about The Shadow #2 that he's co-writing with Si Spurrier. Cover by Tyler Kirkham and interiors by Daniel HDR.PAGE 1:
As Si mentioned in the commentary for issue 1, I actually came on board with this issue, so this page was the first I ever wrote for the title So I[...]
The Shadow The results weren't what the publisher expected Sales of Detective Story Magazine didn't go up, but newsdealers were inundated with requests for the Shadow magazine Not being stupid, Street & Smith commissioned Walter B Gibson to create The Shadow Magazine and he would go on to write 282 of the 325 stories published over[...]
This one features Si Spurrier talking about The Shadow #1 that he's doing with Daniel HDR that comes out today Being a first issue, you know it has a few covers and we have those as well, and by some big names: Kenneth Rocafort, Michael Kaluta, Brandon Peterson, Neal Adams, and Tyler Kirkham.Hello, folks, Si Spurrier[...]
Batman and The Shadow, two of comics' most iconic characters, will again join forces this October as Dynamite Entertainment, DC Entertainment, and Conde Nast partner for a brand new, six-issue crossover event that will unite history's most well-known vigilantes Writer Steve Orlando (Batman/The Shadow, Justice League of America) and artist Giovanni Timpano (The Shadow, Transformers)[...]
These include the The Green Hornet '66 Meets The Spirit, Justice Inc.: The Avenger, Mighty Mouse, The Shadow, Magnus, and Turok.THE GREEN HORNET ’66 MEETS THE SPIRIT #4 (of 5)
Cover A: Ty Templeton | Writer: Fred Van Lente | Art: Bob QSHOWDOWN! Green Hornet, Kato & The Spirit vs Kid Kraken and his army, in[...]
Today we have an exclusive look inside the new Dynamite series The Shadow from Si Spurrier (X-Force) and Daniel HDR (Superman). For the better part of a century, the Shadow's sinister laughter brought the chill of fear to evil-doers - but in our modern times, the streets of Manhattan have gone largely silent But he is[...]
[rwp-review-recap id="0"]Now that Batman has The Shadow cornered in the French Alps, he's going to deliver some hard hitting Bat justice to Shadow over the death of Lamont Cranston, whom Batman is sure died at the hands of The Shadow Shadow insists it wasn't him, and thus our story in Batman The Shadow #2 continues. Scott[...]
