Midnight

A short-lived Farrell series from the late 1950s, Midnight ran for just six issues, with scripting by Ruth Roche and art from the prolific Iger Shop. This crime-fighting title followed the adventures of its mysterious, shadowy protagonist, offering a gritty slice of pre-Code-style pulp energy even as the Comics Code Authority was reshaping the industry. It stands as a modest but notable example of the transition period in American comics, showcasing Roche's steady hand and the Iger Shop's distinctive, atmospheric visuals.