Captain Midnight #100
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Captain Midnight Spikes the Sun Gun," the hero is pulled from his usual missions to star in a film about the infamous Ivan Shark—only to realize the criminal is very much alive and on the move. With his mechanical bloodhound at his side, Captain Midnight races to stop Shark before his next scheme can ignite. Leonard Frank handles both the interior art and cover, bringing the 1950s adventure to life with crisp, dynamic lines.
In "The Moon Creatures," Captain Midnight and his companions land on the Moon, where they confront the fugitive Jordan, burying him beneath the lunar surface after he’s exposed as a murderer planning to use the Moon as a sanctuary. Soon after, the team splits up to search for signs of life, only to find themselves stalked by strange, living rocks composed of silica—creatures that move and react with eerie intelligence in the alien landscape.
In "Life of the Shark!" from Captain Midnight #100 (1950), the famed aviator is drawn into a real-life thriller when he’s asked to help make a film about the legendary outlaw Ivan Shark—only to learn the man is very much alive and on the move. With a mechanical bloodhound at his side, Captain Midnight must chase a shadow through the skies and across the wilderness, racing to outwit a criminal whose past is far from buried.
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