During the 1940s, Bergey continued to paint covers for romance, sports, and detective pulp magazines, and he began working on a number of science fiction magazines, including Standard Publications' Strange Stories and Captain Future, and later for Fantastic Story Magazine.
Captain Future (a separate comic book character, unrelated to the pulp character, also existed)
Captain | captain | Captain America | Back to the Future | Captain (United States) | Captain (land) | Captain (association football) | Captain Kangaroo | Captain Hook | Captain Cook | Captain (British Army and Royal Marines) | Captain Beefheart | Captain (land and air) | Captain (naval) | Captain America: The First Avenger | Future Shop | Captain N: The Game Master | Captain (nautical) | Odd Future | Group Captain | Captain (U.S. Army) | Captain (OF-2) | Captain (cricket) | Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons | Captain Haddock | Phil of the Future | Captain (Royal Navy) | Captain Nemo | Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier | Future |
In the year before his death Toei Animation had launched production of an anime adaptation of his Captain Future novels and Tsuburaya Productions adapted Star Wolf into a tokusatsu series; both series were aired on Japanese television in 1978.