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The Shadow pulp cover recreation by G. Rozelton i. e. Frank Hamilton

Location: Frank Hamilton
Artists: George Rozelton (All) ,  Frank Hamilton (All)

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Location: Frank Hamilton
Title: The Shadow pulp cover recreation by G. Rozelton i. e. Frank Hamilton *
Artist:  George Rozelton (All) ,  Frank Hamilton (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Recreation
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 245
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Comments: 9
Added to Site: 8/16/2025

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Frank Hamilton under the pseudoynm G. Rozelton- The Shadow Vol.10 #6 "Gypsy Vengeance" Cover Re-Creation Illustration Original Art (2000). Rozelton's re-creation of the original 1934 cover is highly-detailed with intense stippling. Signed/dated in the lower left of the 7.5" x 8.75" image area on the bright white Illustration board.

This recreation is done in the style that Frank Hamilton made famous in all of the various pulp fanzines throughout the 70's, 80's, & 90's with his stippled illustrations of the Shadow, the Spider, Doc Savage, etc.

George Rozen was the painter that created the image of the Shadow that everyone is familiar with today.

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Miki Annamanthadoo Member Since 2003
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Posted On 8/16/2025

Great recreation! Love the stippling effects!
Rick W Member Since 2017
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Posted On 8/16/2025

Nice pointillism!

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Posted On 8/16/2025

Nice!

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
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Posted On 8/17/2025

Right to the point!  The horoscope /gypsy themes were so hot during the pulp era of the Shadow. 

Doug Ellis Member Since 2004
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Posted On 8/17/2025

This looks like it's by Frank Hamilton because it is by Frank Hamilton.  When Frank did his fantastic black and white recreations of Doc and Shadow covers, while he often used his own name, he also on many occasions would combine parts of the original artists name with his own.  Thus Baumhofer + Hamilton became Baumhilton, Gladney + Hamilton became Gladnilton and Rozen + Hamilton became Rozelton.  Nice piece!

ilia georgiev Member Since 2006
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Posted On 8/17/2025

Doug Ellis wrote:
"  This looks like it's by Frank Hamilton because it is by Frank Hamilton.  When Frank did his fantastic black and white recreations of Doc and Shadow covers, while he often used his own name, he also on many occasions would combine parts of the original artists name with his own.  Thus Baumhofer + Hamilton became Baumhilton, Gladney + Hamilton became Gladnilton and Rozen + Hamilton became Rozelton.  Nice piece!
 "

I am thrilled to read this Doug, you have made my day.  The back of the art made me think it was Frank Hamilton.  Frank and  in the mid 80s and I was going to pull the letters to compare the handwriting. I have always wanted a Frank Hamilton Shadow. 

Doug Ellis Member Since 2004
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Posted On 8/17/2025

ilia georgiev wrote:
"  I am thrilled to read this Doug, you have made my day.  The back of the art made me think it was Frank Hamilton.  Frank and  in the mid 80s and I was going to pull the letters to compare the handwriting. I have always wanted a Frank Hamilton Shadow. 
 "

Congrats again!

Dwight Fuhro Member Since 2008
Posted On 8/24/2025

Great Piece!  

am not sure what the confusion was for, as it is definately done by Frank Hamilton, recreating George Rozen's "Gypsy Vengeance" which was on the newsstands in 1934.

ilia georgiev Member Since 2006
Posted On 8/24/2025

Dwight Fuhro wrote:
"  Great Piece!  
am not sure what the confusion was for, as it is definately done by Frank Hamilton, recreating George Rozen's "Gypsy Vengeance" which was on the newsstands in 1934.
 "

I thought it was Frank,  but i was not familiar with the pseudonyms. Thank you for the comment Dwight.

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