All-American Comics #92
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Icicle Goes South!", Dr. McNider finds himself in a deadly trap during a dinner party, barely escaping a would-be assassin before donning the guise of Dr. Mid-Nite to save his secretary, Myra, from a gang of hired thugs. Art Peddy’s dynamic artwork, inked by Bernard Sachs, brings the tension to life in this 1947 thriller from All-American Comics #92, with a striking cover by Alex Toth that captures the story’s icy menace.
In "Seconds to Live!" from All-American Comics #92 (1947), Dr. McNider finds himself trapped at a dinner party where his host turns on him—drugging him and nearly shooting him before he escapes. Disguised as Dr. Mid-Nite, he races against time to rescue his secretary, Myra, from the host’s henchmen, turning the tables in a tense, high-stakes showdown.
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Reprinted in Green Lantern #86 (1971), The Greatest Golden Age Stories Ever Told #[nn] (1990)
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