Graphic Novel #16 - O Sombra - 1941

(Outubro de 1989)

[Credits] (Table of Contents: 1)

credits, title page / 1 page (report information)

Script

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Letters

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Reprints

• from Marvel Graphic Novel (Marvel, 1982 series) #[35] - The Shadow: 1941 (1988)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents: 2)

Shadow / foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 1 page (report information)

Script

Denny O'Neil; Mike Kaluta

Pencils

Mike Kaluta

Inks

Russ Heath

Colors

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Letters

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First Line of Dialogue or Text

Abril de 1941: nuvens de guerra cobrem a Europa

Genre

aventura (adventure); guerra (war)

Characters

O Sombra [The Shadow] [Lamont Cranston]; Harry Vincent; Margo Lane; Shrevvy [Moe Shrevnitz]; Burbank; Heinrich Himmler; Josef Goebbels; Adolf Hitler; Rudolph Hess; Friedrich Wolff; Heimlich Baur; Cabo Edward Franz; Annie O'Shaugnessey

Reprints

• from Marvel Graphic Novel (Marvel, 1982 series) #[35] - The Shadow: 1941 (1988)

Indexer Notes

Brief introduction to the story and to the cast of characters.

O Horóscopo de Hitler (Table of Contents: 3)

O Sombra [The Shadow] / comic story / 61 pages (report information)

Script

Denny O'Neil; Mike Kaluta

Pencils

Mike Kaluta

Inks

Russ Heath

Colors

Mark Chiarello; Nick Jainschigg; John Wellington

Letters

Phil Felix

Genre

aventura (adventure); detective-mistério (detective-mystery); guerra (war)

Characters

O Sombra [The Shadow] [Lamont Cranston]; Harry Vincent; Margo Lane; Shrevvy [Moe Shrevnitz]; Burbank; Gretchen Baur (first appearance); Heinrich Himmler (villain); Josef Goebbels (villain); Adolf Hitler (villain); Rudolph Hess (first appearance, villain, death); Friedrich Wolff (first appearance, villain, death); Heimlich Baur (first appearance, villain, death); Cabo Edward Franz (first appearance, villain); Annie O'Shaugnessey (villain)

Reprints

• from Marvel Graphic Novel (Marvel, 1982 series) #[35] - The Shadow: 1941 (1988)

Indexer Notes

Story covers the period April 13-30, 1941. Long standing rumor is that the end of story was not included, as the last panel of final page setting the stage for a scene that does not follow; however, no significant plot threads are left unresolved, and Mike Kaluta had stated in his Yahoo Group in 2013 that there is all of the story, and there are no missing pages.