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Comics " Edge"
Part: 4 //10??
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Vernon Greene (1908–1965) - “Thade”
cover art detail from the ‘Shadow Comics’ Vol.3 #11, 1944
Shadow Comics Vol. 8 No. 6, September 1948. Bob Powell cover pencils & inks.
Info from Grand Comics Database
1987's The Shadow Vol.3 #2 cover by cover artist Bill Sienkiewicz.
Shadow Comics #II
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Splash page for the Doc Savage feature in Shadow Comics (vol. 1) #3 (May, 1940).
Written by Lester Dent (as Kenneth Robeson), adapting his story The Land of Terror, the second Doc Savage novel originally published in the April, 1933 issue of Doc's pulp magazine. The artist is believed to be Henry Kiefer, according to the Grand Comics Database.
This was Doc's third - and final - appearance in The Shadow's comic book. He, along with the second part of this story, moved over to his own comic, which lasted 20 issues.
Now, can someone tell me why Doc appears to be burning off his left hand in that top panel?
Shadow Comics vol 7 no. 1 June 1947
Shadow Comics #01 (Mar1940) / Doc Savage Comics (May1940)
Street And Smith