Doll Man #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Silver Dollar," a 1948 Quality Comics classic, a wronged woman named Diane, betrayed by her fiancé George Barrows, takes a dangerous turn—using her sharp archery skills to abduct Martha, the newspaper editor’s daughter. When her act of vengeance is seen by Darrel, he transforms into Doll Man and sets out to bring her to justice. Written by Bill Woolfolk and illustrated by Alex Kotzky, with a striking cover by Bill Ward, this issue blends personal betrayal with early superhero intervention in a story that’s as tense as it is unexpected.
When a hardened criminal called Silver Dollar returns to the streets swearing he'll run his lucky coin into a million dollars, he builds a brutal empire through terror and gunfire—but his ruthless ambitions draw the attention of Doll Man, the mighty mite who's determined to prove that no lucky charm can outrun justice. As Silver Dollar's hired killers close in on a newspaper editor who's been exposing the crime boss, Doll Man must use his wits and his diminutive size to stay one step ahead of a criminal who'll stop at nothing to silence his enemies.
In "The Huntress," a heartbroken Diane, scorned by her fiancé George Barrows, channels her pain into a dangerous new identity—armed with her skill as an archer, she takes a bold, desperate stand by abducting Martha. When Darrel witnesses the act, he transforms into Doll Man, stepping in to confront the woman who has become both a threat and a mystery.
When Torchy Todd receives a jury duty summons, she finds herself caught in the crosshairs of Killer Krug's desperate gang—who'll stop at nothing to ensure their boss walks free from a murder trial. Using a mind-control concoction, the mob manipulates Torchy into smuggling a gun into the courtroom, setting off a chaotic chain of events that puts both justice and the pint-sized hero to the test. It's a hilarious courtroom caper where brains, charm, and one very determined juror prove mightier than a criminal empire.
When an admirer of Doll Man seeks out the hero to learn his secret identity, the revelation comes at a fatal cost—but not before Wesley Kent discovers that Darrel Dane is the pint-sized powerhouse behind the mask. With Kent's biography of Doll Man becoming a bestseller, Darrel finds himself wrestling with the weight of a secret he finally shared, wondering if he should have trusted his old admirer with the truth before it was too late.
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