Doll Man #27
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Doll Man #27 The main story follows Doll Man as he confronts a madman's scheme for space conquest involving a space ship. When a criminal named Parn dreams of building a fantastic space vessel, Doll Man works to thwart the plan, discovering that Parn has hidden a statue of the Hindu god Kali and is attempting to smuggle it to Europe for profit. Police track Parn to the S.S. Mulvania sailing from dock 13, and Doll Man pursues him aboard the ship to prevent both the statue's theft and obtain secrets Parn has stolen. The issue also features a backup story with Torchy.
Doll Man finds himself caught in the sinister schemes of the brilliant but unhinged Prof. Parn, who kidnaps Dr. Roberts and Martha to force the Mighty Mite into helping with his audacious plan: piloting a genuine space ship to the Moon itself. With his friends held hostage and bound in tire tape, Doll Man must confront Parn's obsession and decide whether to comply with the madman's demands or find another way out of this cosmic trap.
When the priceless Crusader Chalice vanishes from the Classic Art Museum, the trustees face a ruthless demand: pay $10,000 or watch it be melted down for scrap. Darrel Dane hatches a daring plan to slip himself—in his diminutive Doll Man form—into the ransom package and infiltrate the thieves' hideout. What he discovers inside will put him face-to-face with a curator willing to betray everything, and pit the mighty mite against a crew determined to destroy both him and the artifact he's sworn to recover.
When Ed brings his architect pal Witcliffe Dodds around with a scheme to build and sell tin houses—complete with an innovative heating unit—Torchy and Tess can't resist the promise of easy commissions, even if they have to sink their last savings into the demonstrator. But a mix-up with a promotional sign draws an unexpected crowd of eager buyers, and things quickly spiral beyond anyone's control, especially when Witcliffe's former boss, Mr. Gill, gets wind of the operation.
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Reprinted in Doll Man #27 (1950), Good Girl Art Quarterly #[1] (1990), Bill Ward's Torchy Summer Fun Special #1 (1992)
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