Captain Midnight #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCaptain Midnight confronts a sabotage plot during a marine invasion when soldiers discover that enemy agents have been collecting paper to add weight to their uniforms, rendering them waterlogged and useless in combat. Captain Midnight intervenes to stop Japanese bombers from destroying equipment on the beaches and pursues the saboteurs, including a man named Racer and a woman named Joyce, ultimately defeating them and exposing their scheme involving Bavarian pigeon falcons being used as Nazi saboteurs.
When Captain Midnight and his friends Chuck and Joyce spot a suspicious plane at the airport, they uncover a sinister spiritualist racket—Dr. Matu's seances, held high in the clouds, are nothing more than cover for a clever theft scheme targeting wealthy clients. Captain Midnight devises a daring plan to expose the con and catch the criminals red-handed, setting a trap aboard the very plane where the next séance is about to begin.
When Captain Midnight and Chuck discover that Nazi saboteurs are using trained falcons to intercept vital pigeon messages from fishing vessels, the pair must expose the enemy operation disrupting the nation's seafood supply. Captured and left for dead by the enemy, Captain Midnight uses his wits and gadgetry to escape the depths and turn the tables on the saboteurs. With the fishing fleet's crucial intelligence secured and airborne reinforcements en route, Captain Midnight closes in on the Nazi vessel.
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Reprinted in Golden-Age Greats #4 (1995), Take That, Adolf!: The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War #[nn] (2017)
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