All-American Comics #84
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man with Two Faces," a disgruntled boxer seeks revenge on Doiby Dickles, the ever-resourceful cabbie, after a humiliating loss in the ring—leading to a twist that lands Doiby in jail on charges of armed robbery. Written by John Broome and illustrated by Paul Reinman, this 1947 adventure blends humor and suspense in a classic All-American Comics tale, with Irwin Hasen’s dynamic cover capturing the story’s high-stakes tension.
In "The Man with Two Faces," a disgruntled boxer seeks revenge on Doiby Dickles, the ever-optimistic cabbie, after a humiliating loss in the ring—only to twist the situation in a way that lands Doiby in jail for a crime he didn’t commit. The story unfolds with a clever double-cross that blurs the line between justice and deception, all set in the gritty streets of a 1947 city.
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