Dr. Mid-Nite
Creation & Design
Dr. Mid-Nite was created during the Golden Age of Comics, representing a unique blend of superhero and medical professional, which was rare at the time.Early Years
Initially introduced as a member of the Justice Society of America, Dr. Mid-Nite quickly became known for his medical expertise and ability to fight crime in the dark.Character Development
Over the years, Dr. Mid-Nite has evolved from a Golden Age hero to a complex character dealing with the implications of his dual identity as a doctor and a superhero, often grappling with moral dilemmas and the responsibilities of his powers.Cultural Reception
Dr. Mid-Nite has been well-received by fans and critics alike, often praised for his unique combination of intellect and heroism.Character Details
Real Name:
Charles McNider
Aliases:
Dr. Mid-Nite
Species:
Human
Gender:
Male
Affiliations:
Justice Society of America, Justice League, All-Star Squadron
Abilities:
Expert physician, Enhanced night vision, Master of hand-to-hand combat
Equipment:
Mid-Nite goggles, Medical equipment
Weight:
160lbs
Height:
5' 10"
Eye Color:
blue
Hair Color:
black
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Preview of Dr. Mid-nite in an advertisement
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1st appearance and origin of Dr. Mid-Nite, a surgeon who is blind in the light but can see perfectly in the dark
Hop Harrigan becomes Guardian Angel
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1st appearance and origin of Dr. Mid-Nite, a surgeon who is blind in the light but can see perfectly in the dark
Hop Harrigan becomes Guardian Angel
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1st appearance and origin of Wonder Woman
1st appearance of Hippolyta
1st appearance of Steve Trevor
Starman and Dr. Mid-Nite join the JSA
💰 In June 2022, a 9.4 sold for $1,620,000
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1st appearance and origin of Wonder Woman
1st appearance of Hippolyta
1st appearance of Steve Trevor
Starman and Dr. Mid-Nite join the JSA
💰 In June 2022, a 9.4 sold for $1,620,000
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Final appearance of Dr. Mid-Nite, the Flash and Green Lantern in the Golden Age
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Final appearance of Dr. Mid-Nite, the Flash and Green Lantern in the Golden Age
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Origin of Dr. Mid-Nite, reprinted from All-American Comics #25
Origin of Dr. Fate, reprinted from More Fun Comics #67
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Origin of Dr. Mid-Nite, reprinted from All-American Comics #25
Origin of Dr. Fate, reprinted from More Fun Comics #67
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1st appearance of Beth Chapel, becomes Doctor Midnight in the next issue
1st appearance of Mekanique, a villain inspired by the silent movie Metropolis
Cover and interior art by Todd McFarlane
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1st appearance of Beth Chapel, becomes Doctor Midnight in the next issue
1st appearance of Mekanique, a villain inspired by the silent movie Metropolis
Cover and interior art by Todd McFarlane
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1st appearance of Rick Tyler, becomes the second Hourman
1st appearance of Beth Chapel as Dr. Midnight
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1st appearance of Rick Tyler, becomes the second Hourman
1st appearance of Beth Chapel as Dr. Midnight
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1st appearance of the second Hourman, Rick Tyler
1st appearance of Beth Chapel as Dr. Midnight, in costume
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1st appearance of the second Hourman, Rick Tyler
1st appearance of Beth Chapel as Dr. Midnight, in costume
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1st appearance of Dr. Mid-Nite, Peter Cross
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