Captain Aero Comics #26

Aug 1946 · Temerson / Helnit / Continental · 0.10 USD

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“Moon That Was Motionless”

"Moon That Was Motionless" in Captain Aero Comics #26 (1946) brings together writer Ken Fitch and a team of standout artists—Nina Albright, L. B. Cole, and Saul Rosen—whose collaborative work defines the issue’s sharp, dynamic style. When a nationwide crime wave overwhelms law enforcement, Miss Victory answers General Conover’s call, only to uncover a cunning diversion masking a far greater heist at the Federal Reserve Bank. Cover by L. B. Cole captures the tension with bold, precise lines.

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writer Ken Fitch · artist, inker Nina Albright · artist, inker L. B. Cole · artist, inker Saul Rosen · cover L. B. Cole

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writer Ken Fitch

artist, inker Nina Albright

artist, inker L. B. Cole

artist, inker Saul Rosen

cover pencils, inks L. B. Cole

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A nationwide crime wave and the authorities inability to combat it draw Miss Victory into the fray when asked by General Conover. She discovers that the crime wave was only a decoy while a sly gang robbed the Federal Reserve Bank.

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