The Shadow's Justice is a must-read straight from the pages of the famous 1930s pulp. Told at a fevered pace by former journalist Walter B. Gibson (under the pseudonym Maxwell Grant), who penned an unbelievable two Shadow novels per month, The Shadow's Justice is a perfect showcase for Gibson's patented brand of prose and non-stop action. The story of hidden millions, an innocent young heir marked for death, underworld scheming, treachery close at hand, and hair-breath escapes, the book never lets up from the moment The Shadow materializes from the fog at the end of Chapter 1 to the last mocking echo of laughter as he dispenses his unique form of justice at the end. For criminals may plot and plan, but their doom is already lurking in the shadows! An innocent seeming darkness behind the curtains slowly takes the form of a weird being clothed in black. Assisted by a team sworn to the cause of justice, he battles impossible odds to ensure "the weed of crime bears bitter fruit" for evildoers. [Cover design: J. L. "Frankie" Hill]