Captain Midnight #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Fangs of the Werewolf!", a wounded U.S. Army Intelligence Sergeant finds himself in the clutches of Storm von Kloud, a relentless Nazi commander still leading his shadowy Werewolf Corps from the fringes of war-torn Europe. With Leonard Frank handling both the interior art and cover, this 1946 issue delivers a tense, pulse-pounding tale of espionage and hidden threats, where every shadow might hold a secret.
In "Fangs of the Werewolf!" from Captain Midnight #47, a wounded U.S. Army Intelligence Sergeant is taken prisoner by the ruthless Storm von Kloud, who sees in the young soldier a potential treasure trove of secrets—especially as the Nazi-aligned Werewolf Corps continues its shadow war under his command.
Pilot Pete attempts to impress his superior with a perfect three-point landing, only to dramatically "outdo" himself by landing on just one wheel. The aftermath leaves his commander stunned, as Pete claims his unconventional method was an even better achievement.
When the production of vital anti-bomb nets on Palmyra Island halts and a mysterious green-faced plague spreads, Captain Midnight investigates a bizarre connection to a cheerful ice cream vendor known as the Jollity Man—only to uncover a shocking twist involving sabotage, poison, and the elusive villain Von Togo. As Captain Albright races to solve the mystery, he discovers the deadly secret hidden not in the ice cream itself, but in the sticks used to eat it, leading to a dramatic confrontation with the spy behind the scheme.
When a washed-out bridge threatens the Transcontinental Speedball, Johnny Blair takes to the skies in a night flight to warn the train, relying on instinct and memory of Hangar Harry’s lessons to navigate the dark. With time running out and no signals to guide him, Johnny must find a way to stop the train before it reaches the broken span.
Captain Midnight and his young ward Chuck race against circus owner Bingo Bates to track down a legendary flying dinosaur in the South American jungle, following a mysterious map that may be a trap. As they battle deadly wildlife, treacherous terrain, and a sabotaged bridge, Captain Midnight begins to suspect that their rival’s plan may be more devious than they thought.
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Reprinted in Captain Midnight #12 (1963), Captain Midnight Archives #1 (2013)
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