Cynthia Doyle, Nurse in Love #70
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Madman," a chilling twist turns a routine hospital visit into a race against time when a disturbed handyman abducts a child from the very facility where he’s employed. With the help of Dr. Benson, nurse Cynthia Doyle must track him down and find a way to reason with a man unraveling in desperation—before it’s too late. Written by Joe Gill and brought to life by Dick Giordano’s expressive art and Vince Colletta’s sharp inks, this tense 1963 Charlton thriller delivers a gripping, grounded story anchored in emotional stakes. The cover by Dick Giordano and Vince Colletta captures the moment’s dread with unsettling precision.
In "The Madman," a desperate nurse named Cynthia teams up with Dr. Benson to track down a deranged handyman who’s taken a child from the hospital, leading them on a tense chase through the city’s shadows. With no time to spare, they must find a way to reach him before the situation spirals further.
In "My Life in Your Hands," Dr. Benson faces a harrowing decision when he discovers that Cynthia Doyle has a bacterial abscess requiring surgery—using a procedure that once led to the death of Dr. Cassell's wife. The weight of history and the stakes of her life hang in the balance as the medical drama unfolds.
Nurse Cynthia Doyle tends to young Franny Barratt, a sickly child admitted to the hospital with a mysterious fever and troubling symptoms that demand urgent investigation. As Dr. Benson and Cynthia work to uncover the source of the girl's chronic infection, tension rises both in the ward and beyond—Joe, a groundskeeper recently dismissed from the Barratt estate, struggles with his own fractured mind. The hidden truth behind Franny's illness and the collision of these lives will test everyone's resolve.
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