The Shadow #19: Zemba Silver Age (1956-1970) Charlot's blocky figures were a

Charlot's blocky figures were a primary influence on contemporary illustrator Douglas Fraser

Zaga realized that the radio was giving tomorrow’s news

or political corruption in the aftermath of the breakup of the Soviet Union

Small illustrates this book in a style crossing Mort Drucker and Ronald Searle

The Shadow #19: Zemba Silver Age (1956-1970) Charlot's blocky figures were aSteranko paintings graced the covers of this Shadow massmarket paperback series that ran for 23 volumes between 1974 and 1978. From the back cover: WHO KNOWS WHAT EVIL LURKS IN THE HEARTS OF MEN? It began with a murderous game of cat and mouse played on trains hurtling between London and Paris. When the game was over, three men were dead, and the terrible truth was clear: the most critical military secrets of the Western powers were in the hands of