Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men?
This will be an incomplete post. The Shadow has roots in radio, and so like the Green Hornet and Lone Ranger, the Shadow has a place here in the TVCU. But the Shadow's stronger roots are in pulp, and there's another pair of crossoverologists that cover the Shadow in great detail, and I don't want to duplicate their efforts. So I'm only going to cover the Shadow's crossovers that involve television, film, radio, or video games. On the real people seeming to be fictional in the same reality, James has posted: I don't have so much of a problem with the comic books existing in the same world. We have the same bizarre issue in the TVCU--look at The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay, or o ther novels where comics featuring already crossed heroes exist within the same universe as the heroes themselves. I don't have a problem with it, mostly because the pulp heroes were aware of their magazines: Doc Savage made some negitive comics about Lester Dent, Th...