Captain Midnight #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Menace of the Great Wall," Captain Midnight finds himself trapped after his latest invention, the cable car catapult, backfires—only to be rescued by an unexpected ally, Icky, and the McGee gang. When the gang escapes and impersonates police to reclaim McGee, a quick-thinking phone repairman intervenes to save the day. Leonard Frank’s dynamic art brings the high-stakes chase to life in this 1945 Fawcett classic.
In "Wolves in the Wilderness!" from Captain Midnight #32 (1945), Captain Midnight’s latest invention—a cable car catapult—leads to a daring capture by the McGee gang, but not before Icky springs into action. With the police misled by a clever disguise swap, it’s a sharp-eyed phone repairman who turns the tide in this pulse-pounding aviation adventure, all drawn with crisp energy by Leonard Frank.
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Reprinted in Men of Mystery Comics #112 (2019)
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