Shadow Comics (1940 Street & Smith) comic books 1948

All stories illustrated by Bob Powell. The Shadow in "The Hiss of Death" and "Murder in the Carnival!" Doc Savage, the Man of Bronze in a story written by Elliott, titled "Terror Trap!" Nick Carter in "Blind Fate!" Cover price $0.10.

"The Curse of the Cat" (art by Bob Powell) and "The Treasure Chest of Death." Doc Savage Back-up story, "The Million Dollar Stick-Up!" Nick Carter back-up, "The Secret of the Top Row" (art by Powell). Powell cover. Cover price $0.10.

Street and Smith, September 1948, cover price 0.10, 52 pages. Cover by Bob Powell. The Shadow in "The Secret of Valhalla Hall," with art by Powell; Nick Carter, Master Detective, gets himself killed (sort of) in "Nick Carter Murdered"; Doc Savage in "Ice Age - 1948!" The Shadow in "The Man Who Could Not Die," with art by Powell. This issue also features "Murder Mansion," an illustrated excerpt from the autobiography of notorious Chicago serial killer H.H. Holmes! Super-creepy! Cover price $0.10.

Street and Smith, October 1948, cover price 0.10, 52 pages. Cover by Bob Powell. The Shadow in "The Shadow in Danger!" adapted from the 1945 Shadow radio play by Stedman Coles. Art by Bob Powell. Nick Carter in "Mystery Comes to Market;" Doc Savage in "The Television Peril," art by Bob Powell; Nick Carter in "Nick Carter and the Radar Racket;" The Shadow in "Dream of Death," art by Powell; and the Shadow in a two page text story, "The Impossible Murder!" Cover price $0.10.

Street and Smith, November 1948, cover price 0.10, 52 pages. Cover by Bob Powell. The Shadow in "Four Giants of Amsterdam," adapted from a 1945 Shadow radioplay by Peter Barry, art by Bob Powell. Doc Savage in "The Bottle Ghost," with art by Powell. Nick Carter in "Cars for Murder," The Shadow in "The Spotlight on the Duchess," art by Powell. The Shadow stars in a two page text story called, "The Murderous Spelling Bee!" Cover price $0.10.