The Shadow knows... femininity?

This is a genuine cover from a Shadow pulp (a reprint, in this case, but apparently unchanged from the original art):

Presumably it's Margo Lane putting on the Shadow act, but I'm sure we can come up with more interesting interpretations!

http://westfieldcomics.com/comic-books/Shadow-Doub le-23-Smugglers-of-Death-The-Blackmail-King-SC/333 65808

Shadow

Fantastic! What's the feminine equivalent of Lamont? Lamona?

Hi, hope you don't mind me trying my hand at this?
Helen

Hee! I particularly like the second one. Some characters, if they suddenly start dressing like a girl, people will make fun of them. But the Shadow? I think he can get away with it!

It is an interesting thought, women can dress as a man and it can quite freely be serious, but a man as a woman and the only thing that happens is it becomes a subject for derision. When Michael Caine dressed as a woman in that thriller everyone recalled his comment about his hairy legs.
Helen,