Captain Midnight #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis February 1946 Fawcett issue puts Captain Midnight front and center in his striking orange suit and winged cowl, soaring above a fleet of submarines while an enemy soldier below takes aim at him with a rifle — a tense aerial standoff rendered with real energy by cover artist Sheldon Moldoff. A U.S. Navy blimp and a warplane patrol the skies overhead, setting the stage for the promised story, "Captain Midnight and the Blimp Patrol." At just ten cents, this wartime adventure captures the patriotic spirit of 1946 in fine style.
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Readers submit invention ideas. Ideas included metal plating to extend decks of aircraft carriers, prison searchlights with machine guns attached to them, giant ship to transport submarines, comb and brush combination, and a bomber with collapsable wings to allow the aircraft to bomb trains in tunnels.
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