Cmoneyspinner
Sort of feeling a nostalgia vibe. The older I get, the more I feel this vibe. The Internet is so wonderful. Because usually when I get this feeling I can search the web and find my memories. Some of my memories are clear but some are really faded. For example, I know there was a TV series called “The Shadow”. But my memory of the episodes are kind of blurred. I know that in the 90s they attempted to remake “The Shadow” casting Alec Baldwin as the main character. Even though I’m a Baldwin fan, I never watched that particular film. View the Official Trailer.
I was able to find some cool tweets though “The Shadow” wasn’t just a television show. This memorable character was shared with the public through various media. It was first published as a series of novels. Then it was a radio program. It was in pulp magazines and comic books. It was also a comic strip. In addition to being a television series, several movies were made. Last but not least, “The Shadow” is a video game.
Image credit: Wikimedia Commons
REF: Charles Coll, Artist
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"Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? The Shadow knows!," #Theshadow https://t.co/F7Mr7yp7Qt
— Antonio Graceffo (@Brooklynmonk) February 23, 2020
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Book Review: THE SHADOW: ZEMBA, one of the most popular and influential Shadow stories ever written. Review here: https://t.co/vPYyM8BF5x #book #review #PulpFiction #TheShadow #WalterBGibson pic.twitter.com/u9hi19j6Cc
— Ahmed Khalifa (@AFKhalifa) February 25, 2020
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The Shadow / Adam Driver #adamdriver #kyloren #starwars #Batman #TheBatman #TheShadow #lamontcranston #theshadowknows #BruceWayne @BatmanFiles @JesabelRaay @warpingfist @TheBCEU @Moonwarp #photoshop @GothamAtKnight
#comicbooks @ComicBook pic.twitter.com/hFDvWq6LhO— John Regan (@ShatterverseEnt) February 20, 2020
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Orson Welles played Lamont Cranston/The Shadow in the first season of #TheShadow radio show. He was in 52 episodes from September 1937 to September 1938. pic.twitter.com/qF4yZytI8D
— Lamont Cranston (@TheShadow1931) November 13, 2018
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Wow, I didn’t know that both #TheShadow and #DickTracy first published in 1931! The first Shadow pulp published April 1 and the first Dick Tracy comic strip published October 14. pic.twitter.com/ThsND0UbIL
— Lamont Cranston (@TheShadow1931) November 28, 2018
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#TheShadow #magazine #pulpcultureclub #pulp #PulpFiction #pulpculture #vintage #comicstrip #comicbook #dailypulp pic.twitter.com/c94qINiQAP
— Pulp Culture Club (@pulpcultureclub) February 25, 2016
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https://twitter.com/ReelProgress/status/1008801789049745415
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Whoa!#Batman/#TheShadow by me, @Ssnyder1835 @rileyrossmo1 @ivanplascencia and @ClemRobins is nominated for a 2017 DIAMOND GEM AWARD for COMIC BOOK OF THE YEAR ($3.99 OR UNDER)!
Thank you @DCD_Nexus @DCComics @DynamiteComics! pic.twitter.com/PTjONwjJvE
— The Steve Orlando (@thesteveorlando) January 10, 2018
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A Thread👇🏽On July 1, 1994, Universal Pictures released #TheShadow in US theaters. Directed by Russell Mulcahy and starring #AlecBaldwin, #JohnLone, & #PenelopeAnnMiller, this action adventure film was based on the mysterious radio, pulp, and comic hero. pic.twitter.com/FqrabhTo41
— Dick Tracy Movie (@DickTracyMovie) July 1, 2019
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Released 🎬 #OnThisDay in 1937 ,
The Shadow Strikes. pic.twitter.com/pUmG21DXm3— Austin Kuykendall 🗨 (@Freebyrd316) October 29, 2019
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1st feature film: The Shadow Strikes (1937)
2nd feature film: The Shadow International Crime (1938)#filmnoir #Detective #TheShadow https://t.co/DeyiLTGXYK— Joie de Vivre Magazine (aka My Fox Nooze) (@FoxMarks_ATX) February 26, 2020
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* The Shadow (1940)
~ https://t.co/ltKcMroub5
* The Shadow Returns (1946)
~ https://t.co/77V2UAZ97M @letterboxd presents a brief movie summary and a one-line #moviereview. #filmnoir #TheShadow #oldmovies #mystery #thriller #featurefilms pic.twitter.com/eVtUpuncuH— Joie de Vivre Magazine (aka My Fox Nooze) (@FoxMarks_ATX) February 26, 2020
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How cool, dark and mysterious. Love these selections.