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월터 깁슨 (Walter Gibson)이 출판사 Street & Smith를 위해 1931 년에 만든 The Shadow, American pulp-magazine vigilante 같은 이름의 라디오 캐릭터에서 영감을 얻은 Shadow는 펄프 시대의 가장 영향력 있고 지속적인 캐릭터 중 하나가되었습니다.
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1930 년에 Street & Smith는 잡지 Detective Story를 홍보하기 위해 라디오 쇼 Detective Story Hour를 후원하기 시작했습니다. CBS에서 전국적으로 방영 된이 라디오 쇼는 그림자라고 불리는 협박적인 내레이터를 사용했습니다. 캐릭터는 아직 잡지가 없었음에도 불구하고 뉴스 스탠드 벤더에게 자신을 소개하는 잡지를 요구할 정도로 충분히 기억에 남았습니다. 이에 응답하여 Street & Smith는 작가이자 마술사 인 Gibson을 고용하여 라디오 캐릭터의 목소리를 기반으로 스토리를 만들었습니다. Gibson은 The Shadow Magazine (1931 년 4 월)의 첫 번째 호에 실린 단편 소설“살아있는 그림자”를 썼습니다. 깁슨이 만든 캐릭터는.45 자동 권총의 괄호로 범인과 싸우면서 흐르는 망토와 슬랩 모자를 쓴 신비한 인물이었습니다. 그는 때때로 혼자 일 했어요그러나 더 자주 그는 범죄 수사를 돕기 위해 다양한 요원을 고용했습니다. Shadow는 갱스터, 스파이, 미친 과학자 및 다양한 기이 한 마스터 범죄자와 싸웠습니다. 일반적으로 뉴욕시에서 설정 한 이야기는 흥미 진진한 액션 시퀀스와 영리한 음모 비틀기와 함께 빠르게 진행되지만 내부적으로 논리적이었습니다.
For several years the Shadow’s real identity was unknown to readers. He used several cover identities, most often that of Lamont Cranston, a wealthy globe-trotter. The Shadow would use Cranston’s identity whenever the real Cranston was abroad, initially doing so without Cranston’s knowledge. In 1937 it was revealed that the Shadow’s real name was Kent Allard, a World War I flying ace who had supposedly died years earlier.
The magazine was very popular. Initially a monthly release, it changed to a twice-monthly schedule for much of its run. Gibson penned 282 of the 325 Shadow stories published during the magazine’s run, with Theodore Tinsley and Bruce Elliott producing most of the remainder. Artists George Rozen and Graves Gladney provided striking cover art for most issues. Concurrent with the magazine’s run, Street & Smith also published Shadow comic books and licensed a newspaper comic strip. The Shadow’s popularity was such that the character also returned to radio in 1937 as the protagonist of a weekly series. A 15-chapter movie serial starring Victor Jory was released in 1940. A pair of Shadow B-movies were produced in 1937 and 1938, and three more were made in 1946.
By the late 1940s, however, pulp magazines had become less popular with readers, and they were replaced by inexpensive paperbacks and comic books. In 1949 Street & Smith canceled their entire pulp line, including The Shadow Magazine. The weekly radio show ended in 1954, and another Shadow movie was released in 1958.
The Shadow was the first pulp character to be given his own ongoing title. He was the inspiration for numerous other pulp characters as well as being a major influence in the creation of the comic-book superhero Batman. (The first published Batman story was a rewrite of the Shadow story “Partners of Peril,” written by Tinsley in 1936.) Interest in the Shadow continued long after The Shadow Magazine ceased publication, with the character revived in various comic-book series and a selection of the original novels reprinted in paperback form. In 1963 Belmont Books published several new Shadow novels written by Walter Gibson. Alec Baldwin played the title character in the film The Shadow (1994), which incorporated elements from both the pulp character and the radio show.
