Amazing Detective Cases #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man Who Shrunk," detective Jim Kirby takes on a bizarre case when a string of missing entertainers leads him to Dr. Marcus, a scientist using a shrinking formula to turn performers into tiny living dolls for a TV spectacle. With the help of Martin Rose’s expressive art, Kirby’s shocking journey into Marcus’ bloodstream unfolds in a surreal, intimate adventure that blurs the line between science and spectacle. The story’s striking visuals are brought to life on the cover by Sol Brodsky, capturing the eerie wonder of the shrinking phenomenon in a 10-cent comic from 1952.
In "The Man Who Shrunk," Dr. Marcus turns a string of missing entertainers into tiny living dolls using a shrinking formula, broadcasting them on television for public amusement. When detective Jim Kirby steps in to solve the case, he’s accidentally shrunk himself and must survive a surreal journey through Marcus’ bloodstream before finding a way back to normal size.
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