When someone asks a question in a post reply, I sometimes quip, “Only The Shadow Really Knows!“
What does that mean, anyway!?
Well...
The Shadow is the name of a collection of serialized dramas, originally in 1930s pulp novels, and then in a wide variety of Shadow media. One of the most famous adventure hero’s of 20th century North America, The Shadow has been featured on the radio, in a long-running pulp magazine series, in American comic books, comic strips, television series, video games, and at least five featured films. The radio drama included episodes voiced by Orson Welles.
Today, The Shadow assumes various identities for his crime fighting work, most notably that perpetrator on the Internet!
Yes! All’s well and good what you have said. But again, what does The Shadow Know!?
Again!
Only The Shadow Really Knows!
For Sure!
16 replies on “Only the Shadow Really Knows!”
Great!
I like this!
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👤🎩👍
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Haha.. Only the shadow knows 😂
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You’ve got that right!
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gonna catch that shadow and squeeze it out of him.
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Good luck…he hasn’t been squeezed in decades, if ever!
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HAHAHA! then… he might welcome it 😜
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The Shadow movie (starring Alec Baldwin), was one of my favorites back then. Actually, only GOD really knows everything.
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All seeing, all knowing, The Shadow and God knows!
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Now that is reaching way back before my time, but I did know about the show.
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Reaching back to before TV itself and Ice Boxes instead of refrigerators!
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Ahh. The shadow.
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👇🏼
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All … The Shadow Knows!
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my dad listened to The Shadow on the radio back in the day…
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I listened on that same day…circa 1947…
The Shadow, American radio program that ran from 1937 to 1954. The title character, a caped vigilante who was also featured in The Shadow Magazine, was one of the most enduring and influential creations of the pulp era.
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