Captain Midnight #29
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeCaptain Midnight faces off against Von Togo and the enemy forces at a research station, where he battles an illusion created by poisonous snakes while pilotless German planes attack overhead. After defeating the imaginary enemy, Captain Midnight must contend with a real blackout bomb that threatens to destroy the Allied position. The issue also includes an educational feature on meteorology with Johnny Blair and his friends learning about air masses and weather fronts, plus a reader invention page showcasing wartime innovations submitted by Captain Midnight fans.
When Captain Albright is arrested as a traitor selling inventions to the Japanese, he stages a daring escape and infiltrates Count Corelli's island operation to uncover the enemy's plans—but his cover depends on developing a weapon that could devastate San Francisco. Albright devises an ingenious invisible searchlight system to help Japanese surface raiders slip through the fog, only to turn his own invention into a trap that alerts the Coast Guard to their presence. With his secret revealed and his true loyalties exposed, Captain Midnight must battle both Corelli and the raiders to stop the planned attack on the American coast.
Captain Midnight returns from a malaria treatment at a medical research station, only to discover that the experimental drug Penulfa has triggered vivid hallucinations—phantom images of his old enemies that only he can see. When he realizes the drug itself contains a dangerous flaw that could poison a million soldiers across the tropical fronts, he must escape the mental hospital and reach the research station to stop its distribution, all while battling invisible foes that blur the line between hallucination and reality. The fate of an entire army rests on whether Captain Midnight can overcome his fractured mind long enough to prevent catastrophe.
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Reprinted in Take That, Adolf!: The Fighting Comic Books of the Second World War #[nn] (2017), Gwandanaland Comics #2945 (2021)
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