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Doll Man#16
Cover: Al Bryant & Kurt Schaffenberger & Sam Citron

Doll Man #16

Apr 1948 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD
“Millions for Murder”

In "Millions for Murder," Doll Man finds himself tangled in a dangerous web after a visit to the aquarium with Martha takes a shocking turn—only to be knocked out by two known criminals. The encounter sets off a chain of events that brings him face to face with the mysterious Professor Piranha, a man whose past is as brutal as the creatures he’s named after. Written by Joe Millard and illustrated by John Spranger, this 1948 Quality Comics classic features dynamic art and a tense, unexpected twist, all framed by a striking cover by Al Bryant and Kurt Schaffenberger, inked by Sam Citron.

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Full credits

artist, inker John Spranger
cover pencils Al Bryant
cover pencils Kurt Schaffenberger
cover inks Sam Citron

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Darrel and Martha visit the aquarium and are revolted to see a live salmon fed to piranhas. As they leave, Darrel spots two known felons approaching the aquarium and ends up in a struggle with them, getting knocked out. This chance meeting eventually leads the Doll Man to meet up with Professor Piranha, who once had his lower right arm flesh eaten off by piranhas!

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).