All-Star Comics #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Paintings That Walked the Earth! [Introduction]," Sgt. Mooney grapples with a baffling mystery that stumps the entire force—until a chance encounter with a detective novel leads him to a startling realization. Written by Jesse Merlan and illustrated with sharp, period-accurate detail, this 1946 All-Star Comics tale blends classic pulp intrigue with a touch of the uncanny, all framed by Martin Naydel’s striking cover art.
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Dr. Mid-Nite heads to the frozen north to seek out Greg Scallop and warn him about his painting, which shows a band of knights in armor. The two go to his office, but arrive too late, as moonlight has already touched the painting and the strange armored figures have come to life, cutting elevator cables leading down into the mine. Mid-Nite keeps the armored figures busy while the cable is repaired, then, when the cable is repaired, the miners yell to the Mid-Nite, who makes it to the surface, grabs the empty canvas, puts on skis and heads down the slope with the paint beings in hot pursuit.
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