Cover: Paul Reinman

All-American Comics #60

Sep 1944 · DC · 0.10 USD

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“The Desperate Dilemma of Dippy Drake!”

In "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.

writer Joe Greene · artist, inker Stan Asch · cover Paul Reinman

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writer Joe Greene

artist, inker Stan Asch

cover pencils, inks Paul Reinman

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A bank teller loses his voice after being threatened by a gang of bank robbers to leave the bank unlocked one night. When Dr. Mid-Nite learns of the plan, he tries to help Oliver Upp to get his voice back, literally by scaring him to death.

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