"The Shadow's Shadow"
- "Burbank speaking. Report from Cliff Marsland. He is established as a member of Gats Hackett's new gang. Job set for to-night. Ready to leave at half past eight. Clyde Burke is following. Will report upon signal from Marsland. Mob outside Archive Building. Attack planned on diamond syndicate office. Half past nine is zero hour."
- --Burbank
- --Burbank
Appearing in "The Shadow's Shadow"
Featured Characters:
- The Shadow (also disguised as "Henry Arnaud")
Supporting Characters:
- The Shadow's Agents:
Villains:
- Felix Zubian (dies)
- Douglas Carleton (dies)
- Stanford Devaux (dies)
- Squint Freston (a spotter; dies)
- Gats Hackett (dies)
- Zipper Marsh (dies)
- Dobie Wentz (dies)
- Diamond Bert Farwell (mentioned only; in prison)
Other Characters:
- Detective Joe Cardona
- Stanley, the chauffeur
- Richards, the butler (for the real Lamont Cranston)
- Monroe (a detective)
- Shelton Milbrook
- Virginia Devaux (Stanford Devaux's daughter)
- Hawthorne Crayle (1st appearance)
Locations:
- New York City
- B. Jonas Office Building
- Cobalt Club
- Grandville Building
- Metrolite Hotel
- The Shadow's Sanctum
Items:
- Girasol Ring
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "The Shadow's Shadow"
An International criminal, Felix Zubian, trails The Shadow. It is revealed that during WWI, Zubian learned of an aviator in the air forces of the United States, one called "The Black Eagle," because of his penchant for flying at night. Zubian believes he has found the aviator who has now taken on a new identity as The Shadow!
Notes
- Reprinted as Pyramid Books #16.
- Hawthorne Crayle, a curio dealer, appears again in "Treasures of Death."
- Diamond Bert Farwell appeared in the first issue of The Shadow Magazine. His final appearance will be in "The Chinese Disks."
- Harry Vincent and Detective Joe Cardona meet for the first time.
- In this issue, Rutledge Mann's office is described as being in the Grandville Building. It should be the Badger Building, as it was Claude Fellows who worked at the Grandville Building.
- During their final confrontation, the villain, Zubian, stares into the face of The Shadow — not the disguised features of Lamont Cranston or Henry Arnaud, but the visage of The Shadow himself. The story was a precursor to The Shadow's true identity revealed in "The Shadow Unmasks."
Trivia
- No trivia.
See Also
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- Cover gallery for the Shadow Magazine series
Recommended Reading
- Stories revealing insight into The Shadow's origin can be read in the following issues:
Links and References
- None.