All-American Comics #76
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Springtime for Doiby!", a man with an unusual eyesight advantage becomes an unlikely asset when he's kidnapped by a gang of crooks who need his long-range vision to pull off their next heist. Written by Stan Asch and illustrated by Stan Asch, this 1946 adventure from All-American Comics #76 blends wartime suspense with a touch of quirky heroism, all wrapped in a cover by Paul Reinman that captures the moment’s tension.
In "The Man with the Long-Distance Eyes!" from All-American Comics #76 (1946), a man whose unusual vision allows him to see clearly from a mile away seeks help from Dr. McNider—only to be snatched by a gang of crooks who exploit his rare ability as a lookout. With no warning and no escape, he becomes an unwilling eyesight for a criminal operation, putting his unique gift to a dangerous test.
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