Captain Midnight #32

Captain Midnight, posing as a flying instructor at a Chinese air base, suspects a cadet named Lichu is a Japanese spy. When the spy ring's hidden headquarters is revealed inside the Great Wall, Captain Midnight must outwit enemy agents and use his belt-transmitter to summon help—before he and Lichu are executed.

Montgomery’s large family causes chaos when he’s late for school, leading to a series of exaggerated family jokes involving cousins, uncles, and a surprise baby. A young woman and her little brother trade playful jabs about their relatives, highlighting the absurdity of family ties.

In "Wolves in the Wilderness!" from Captain Midnight #32 (1945), Captain Midnight’s latest invention—a cable car catapult—leads to a daring capture by the McGee gang, but not before Icky springs into action. With the police misled by a clever disguise swap, it’s a sharp-eyed phone repairman who turns the tide in this pulse-pounding aviation adventure, all drawn with crisp energy by Leonard Frank.

Captain Midnight investigates the mysterious disappearance of the Northern Belle, a ship lost in the Arctic ice, only to discover it's a frozen tomb with a deadly secret. As he probes the wreck, he's ambushed by Japanese forces guarding a hidden warm-water passage, forcing him into a desperate aerial battle to survive and expose the enemy's Arctic stronghold.