The Private Files of the Shadow #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection brings together the 1989 DC Comics series The Private Files of the Shadow, which delves into the secret history and untold cases of the iconic vigilante. Featuring Lamont Cranston and his ally Margo Lane, the stories explore the Shadow's mysterious origins and his relentless war on crime in a pulp-inspired, modernized setting.
In "The Doom Puzzle!", The Shadow faces a cunning adversary as a fortune in worn-out currency is whisked through the streets of New York, with Harry Vincent and Shrevvy hot on the trail. The trail leads to the enigmatic Osgood Bamber, whose motives remain as layered as the puzzle at the heart of the scheme.
In "The Kingdom of the Cobra," The Shadow and his trusted allies—Tim O'Shaugnessy, Shrevvy, and Harry Vincent—unravel a web of deception when they discover that the notorious crime lord King Cobra has transformed Ainsley Prison into his hidden stronghold. With Warden Gibson Walters either compromised or in league, the team must navigate a fortress of criminal minds, where every cell holds a secret and every guard could be an enemy.
In "Death Is Bliss!", the Shadow teams up with Harry Vincent and Margo Lane to dismantle a twisted operation run by the ruthless Homer Bliss, a criminal who profits by eliminating homeless men from his shelter and staging their deaths to help other criminals vanish—giving them new lives under false identities. With the help of a network of informants and a relentless pursuit through the city's underbelly, the Shadow must uncover the truth behind Bliss’s elaborate scheme before another innocent life is erased.
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↩ Reprints The Shadow #1 (1973), The Shadow #2 (1973), The Shadow #3 (1974), The Shadow #4 (1974), The Shadow #6 (1974)
Reprinted in Super Heros #22 (1989), The Shadow #1 (1990), All American Comics #13 (1990), James Bond #11/1990 (1990)
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