Captain Midnight: For A Better Tomorrow
Joshua Williamson
Oct 2014 · Captain Midnight Vol 3, #8-11 · Dark Horse Comics
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Since he traveled seventy years into the future, Captain Midnight has been busy. He's been attacked by supervillains, gone head to head with time-displaced Nazis, fought assassins, and defended himself against secret government agencies. Tired of being on the defensive, he's eager to take the fight to his enemies and learn the mysterious fate of his former sidekick.
The only thing he hasn't done, though, is slow down. And it's about to catch up with him as he storms his archnemesis's London stronghold. He's a man on a mission, but will he be able to handle the truth?
Captain Midnight Volume 3 collects issues #8¬-#11 of the ongoing superhero epic!
The only thing he hasn't done, though, is slow down. And it's about to catch up with him as he storms his archnemesis's London stronghold. He's a man on a mission, but will he be able to handle the truth?
Captain Midnight Volume 3 collects issues #8¬-#11 of the ongoing superhero epic!
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About the author
Joshua Williamson was born in California, writes comics, kids books and lives in Portland OR, home of big trees, rain, Oni Press and Dark Horse. He has been published by DC Comics, Marvel, Oni Press, Image, Dark Horse, Desperado and some others soon to be announced. His all ages graphic novel "Dear Dracula" was recently turned into an animated special on Cartoon Network. The author lives in Portland OR.
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