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Piloting a World War II dive-bomber, Captain Midnight-fighter pilot extraordinaire and expert inventor-hurtles out of a freak storm in the Bermuda Triangle and into the twenty-first century, where he's in for more than one surprise as he enters the modern era!
- Captain Midnight #0
Piloting a World War II dive-bomber, Captain...
- Captain Midnight #23
Javier Mena. Cover Artist: Michael Broussard. Genre:...
- Captain Midnight #16
Javier Mena. Cover Artist: Dustin Nguyen. Genre: Superhero,...
- Captain Midnight #6
Stefani Rennee. Cover Artist: Freddie Williams II and Dan...
- Captain Midnight #17
Captain Midnight may be a genius, an inventor, and a fighter...
- Captain Midnight #0
- The Radio Captain Midnight
- The First Comic Book Capt. Midnight
- Fawcett’s Capt. Midnight
- On Television
- Dark Horse Comics
The original version of the character was the leader of the Secret Squadron, a paramilitary organization made up of ace pilots, both male and female, along with mechanics, and even a few scientists fighting sabotage and espionage during the period prior to the United States' entry into World War II. Once World War II started the stories shifted to ...
Dell, the home of many newspaper comic strip characters, were also the first ones to produce a version of the Captain. Cutting out most of the secondary characters for their 8 and 10 page stories in The Funnies they kept Midnight as an extremely competent pilot, but otherwise normal (for the comics) human being. The Dell version only lasted for 7 i...
Instead of a mere 8 pages the Fawcett Captain Midnight was given a whole comic, as well as being introduced in issue # 1 by Captain Marvel himself. The Fawcett Capt. Midnight however resembled the radio Midnight even less. The Secret Squadron appeared only sporadically. Out of the comic strip regulars, only Chuck Ramsey and Joyce Ryan appeared as m...
There was a television series after the Fawcett series ended, running on CBS from September 9, 1954 to January 21, 1956 for a total of 39 episodes. This incarnation of Midnight hewed closer to the radio show, without the gliderchute. Icky Mudd, however, returned as the sole 'sidekick'. A new character named Dr. Aristotle "Tut" Jones was also introd...
Dark Horse' Captain Midnight is a mixture of the disparate Midnights. He fought in World War II against genius inventor and Nazi Ivan Shark and his daughter Fury. with the help of his 'Secret Squadron'. During World War II, he creates his anti-gravity 'glider suit' using alien technology provided by what eventually comes to be the paramilitary orga...
