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Shadow Comics#5 (v2#4) [16]
Cover: Vernon Greene

Shadow Comics #5 (v2#4) [16]

May 1942 · Street & Smith · 0.10 USD
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In "The Missing Four Months," a 1942 Shadow Comics issue, the mystery deepens as a cryptic article hints at a secret gathering involving comic creators William DeGrouchy, Walter Gibson, Jack Binder, and Robert McCay—only to vanish without a trace. Meanwhile, a radio program note ties the enigmatic Mercury Theatre to the unfolding intrigue, while a real-world ad for Street & Smith’s How to Draw for the Comics (1942 series) adds a layer of wartime cultural context. Written by Maxwell Grant and illustrated by Vernon Greene, with cover art by Greene, the issue blends fiction and reality in a subtle, period-specific puzzle.

Contains 6 stories
Untitled Adventure story
20 pp · Adventure
The Shadow [Lamont Cranston]Shiwan Khan (villain, introduction)Margo LaneMoe ShrevnitzCommissioner Weston
The Missing Four Months
8 pp
Untitled Humor story
4 pp · Humor, Superhero
Supersnipe [Koppy McFad]Emma McFad (Supersnipe's mother)
The Summons of King Morpheus
13 pp · Humor, Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals, Fantasy
Little NemoKing Morpheusthe PrincessMr. PrestoProf. FiggersFlipImpiePeppy
The Adventure of the Mayan Museum
10 pp · Adventure
The Shadow [Lamont Cranston]Xitli [Eugene Brendle] (introduction, death)Margo Lane
Jad Wallace
3 pp

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artist, inker Vernon Greene
cover pencils, inks Vernon Greene

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