May 1992 | 27 pages | CBR | 9.4MB
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Batman. Legends of the Dark Knight. Issue 30: Faces. Part 3 (of 3)
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May 1992 | 27 pages | CBR | 9.4MB
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Templar Twilight Crusade. Volume 1. Number 1
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June 2008 | 36 pages | PDF | 14.2MB
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Ghost Rider Annual. Volume 1. Number 2
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Deepak Chopras Buddha: A Story of Enlightenment. Volume 1. Number 4
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Number 388
Give Doll Man a great big hand!
From Feature Comics #107, February 1947, Doll Man encounters the sound of one hand murdering. "The Hand of Horror" is drawn by John Cassone(?) according to the Grand Comics Database. I don't know the other work of Cassone so I'm unable to judge whether it's by him or not.
Doll Man starred in Feature Comics for a long time, as well as appearing in his own book. I think the appeal to young readers is the tiny in the world of the oversized; The Incredible Shrinking Man or Land of the Giants stuff that fascinates kids. Otherwise Doll Man is kind of a dull man as a super hero. He's got one power, to shrink. Of course, that whole concept was lifted by DC for the Silver Age Atom. Darrell Dane, Doll Man, is a scientist, one of the few good ones in comics. The scientist-villain in "The Hand of Horror" is like most comic book scientists, evil and mad. I wonder how we made so much scientific progress in the 20th Century with all of those evil, mad scientists wreaking havoc?
