All-American Comics #60
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Desperate Dilemma of Dippy Drake!", a terrified bank teller named Oliver Upp loses his voice after a gang threatens him into leaving the bank unlocked. When Dr. Mid-Nite takes up the case, he devises a shocking solution—using fear itself to restore the man’s voice, testing the limits of courage and the mind’s resilience. Written by Joe Greene and illustrated by Stan Asch, with a cover by Paul Reinman, this 1944 tale blends suspense and psychological tension in a uniquely eerie way.
In "The Desperate Dilemma of Dippy Drake!" from All-American Comics #60 (1944), a nervous pickpocket named Dippy Drake finds himself caught between his past and a chance at redemption when a mobster recruits him for a high-stakes job—stealing the evidence the District Attorney carries that could end the mobster’s reign. With his conscience weighing heavy, Dippy must navigate a web of danger and doubt, all while trying to decide what kind of man he truly wants to be.
In "Who Is the Atom?", Jo, a determined reporter for a newspaper, takes on a mystery that stumps even her editor, Bertram Beazle—uncovering the true identity of the enigmatic superhero known as the Atom. When she tries to expose the secret by hiring two thugs to lure the Mighty Mite into a trap, her plan backfires in ways she never expected.
In "The Man Who Spoke in Whispers!" from All-American Comics #60 (1944), a terrified bank teller named Oliver Upp loses his voice after a gang threatens him into leaving the bank unlocked. When Dr. Mid-Nite learns of the plot, he attempts a shocking solution—using fear to restore Oliver’s voice, pushing the line between healing and terror.
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