Location: The Studio
Artist:
Michael Wm. Kaluta
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meh. :)
What a page!
Oh my god
Sensational Kaluta Shadow page! What more could you ask for in one? Congrats Roger
So much atmosphere from Kaluta's play with shadows and fog! The Shadow Knows and so do astute collectors about Kaluta's run!
Strong Noir!! Luv the Powerful Sense of movement!!.......CONGRATS!!!
Such perfect shadowy mood. Congrats.
Is it ironic that something so visually captivating was a radio play? Congrats Roger, this one was worth the wait!
A fine example from a stellar run.
This takes me back
Killer page!! Congrats!
Still kicking myself for not going after a pair that sold on eBay many years back....congrats!
The Shadow, in a pea souper Kalutaing the heinous villains, there is nothing finer!
Superb page by a great artist!!!!
Neat! Thanks for sharing!!
Great page. This series, helmed by Kaluta, O'Neil and with help from Wrightson, was one of my all time favorites. It did a great job of bringing us back to that bygone era where pulps were king. Congrats!
Full credits to the powers that were at DC this time for having cast Mike Kaluta instead of some of the heavy-hitters of the moment. The highly atmospheric, tension-filled, nightmarish mood he creates brings back the Shadow to all new fields of excellence. Obviously, finishing his too-shirt run with a ninja story, long before Frank Miller, definitely contributed to both the character's and the artist's legend! Great pick!
Kaluta's Shadow was ethereal. The camera perspective makes the Shadow flow panel to panel enhanced by the use of blacks. There should be an artist's edition of his Shadow run.
Wow, Roger! What a page to complete your Mt. Rushmore! Congrats!
