Smash Comics #54
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAl Bryant's cover for this August 1944 issue puts the masked hero Midnight front and center — literally — with his confident grin and broad blue hat dominating the image, flanked by a wide-eyed monkey and a wild-bearded figure clutched in a yellow clothespin. The tagline promises that when Midnight goes up against the colorfully named Hammer-Head Horgan and Smear-Face Schmalz, "the fur flies," and that kind of pulpy, anything-goes energy is exactly what made Quality Comics such a treat in the Golden Age. A fine snapshot of wartime comics at their most inventive and fun.
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Two crooks decide to bury the hatchet when they find out they have the same birthday. Only they decide to bury the hatchet in Midnight.
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