Doll Man #47
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Midget of Murder," Doll Man confronts Gerad, a small but dangerous imitator who's studied the Tiny Mite's every move—only to be undone by his own inexperience. Written by Dick Wood and illustrated by Art Gates, this 1953 Quality Comics classic captures the tension of a mismatched showdown, with Reed Crandall's sharp cover art hinting at the peril lurking in miniature form.
In "Midget of Murder," Doll Man confronts Gerad, a would-be villain obsessed with the Tiny Mite and determined to carve his own legend—only to be undone by his own inexperience. The story pits Doll Man’s seasoned heroism against a desperate imitator whose ambition outpaces his skill.
A criminal mastermind impersonates the world's mightiest mite himself, using Doll Man's trusted identity to swindle his way across the city—while the real Doll Man and Doll Girl find themselves hunted by police for crimes they didn't commit. As the pint-sized impostor stays one clever step ahead, our heroes must dodge the law and unmask the fraud before the frame-up becomes permanent.
Phantom criminals who defy capture send Doll Man and Doll Girl on the hunt for an ingenious theatrical magician—one who uses his stage illusions as the perfect cover for a crime spree. As the pint-sized crime fighters race to expose Crime's Mr. Magic and stop his boldest heist yet, they discover his tricks are far more dangerous than any sleight of hand.
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Reprinted in Men of Mystery Comics #105 (2017)
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