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Title: | Night Nurse |
Publisher: | Marvel Comics |
Type: | Ongoing series |
Years published: | 1972-1973 |
Total issues: | 4 |
Featuring: | Linda Carter; Georgia Jenkins; Christine Palmer |
Creators: | Jean Thomas; Linda Fite; Winslow Mortimer; Frank Giacoia; George Roussos; John Costanza; Andrea Hunt; Charlotte Jetter; Roy Thomas; Denise Wohl |
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Night Nurse is an American ongoing comic book series of the medical drama genre. Yeah... not many of those, are there? It was published by Marvel Comics and ran for four issues from November 1972 to May 1973. No big surprise that it got the axe after four issues. Reading about the adventures of three over-worked nurses working on the night shift doesn't exactly make for exciting story-telling. The series was written by Jean Thomas (then-wife of fellow comic scribe Roy Thomas) with artwork by Winslow Mortimer and inks by Frank Giacoia. Coloring was by George Roussos with lettering by John Costanza. Andrea Hunt was the colorist on issue #4, and Charlotte Jetter was the letterer on that same issue. Roy Thomas was the editor of the series.
Night Nurse took place at the fictional Metro General Hospital in New York City, New York and featured a cast of three main characters: Linda Carter, Georgia Jenkins, and Christine Palmer. The adventures of the Night Nurses take them through scenes of murder, mystery and the engulfing frenzy of a city-wide mob war.
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Notes & Trivia
- Night Nurse (1972) redirects to this page.
- Roy Thomas was the Editor-in-Chief of Marvel Comics during this series' publication.
- Artist Win Mortimer is credited as Winslow Mortimer in this series.
- The setting of Metro General Hospital has also been used in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It made appearances in the Netflix television series Daredevil, as well as Jessica Jones.
- The title to issue #1 is "The Making of a Nurse!"
- The title to issue #2 is "Night of Tears... Night of Truth!"
- The title to issue #3 is "Murder Stalks Ward 8!"
- The title to issue #4 is "The Secret of Sea-Cliff Manor".
- Linda Fite was a co-writer on issue #4 only.
- Denise Wohl was the letterer on issue #2 only.
- The Night Nurse Special collection featured an original cover art design by Siya Oum. The cover shows depictions of Linda Carter assisting Matt Murdock, Danny Rand, Luke Cage, and Jessica Jones.
Recommended Reading
- Linda Carter, Student Nurse Vol 1
- Surgeon X Vol 1
- Witch Doctor Vol 1
- Women of Marvel: Celebrating Seven Decades Omnibus