Doll Man #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Death Trap In the Deep," the Doll Man finds himself outmaneuvered when gangsters exploit his reliance on Darrel Dane's lab, replacing Dane’s loyal dog with a dangerous impostor. With tension rising and trust in question, the Doll Man must navigate a deadly deception in a story drawn by Chic Stone and inks by Chuck Cuidera, whose cover captures the menace in silhouette.
Darrel Dane teams up with the Atomic Energy Commission to protect a scientist's atomic research from falling into the wrong hands, but when spies steal the data and a speedboat collision seemingly kills them all, the real danger surfaces—literally. When Dane dives to recover the scientist's waterproof documents from the ocean floor, he discovers that the supposedly dead villains Vornich and Matty have infiltrated the diving operation, and they're prepared to cut his air lines and leave him trapped in the deep. With his loyal companion Elmo rendered helpless, Dane must find an extraordinary way to survive an impossible death trap.
When Torchy Todd volunteers to deliver a package for her friend Tess, a simple errand turns into a chaotic collision between competing ad campaigns—the Britto toothpaste team becomes obsessed with Torchy's smile, while a swimsuit photographer mistakes her for a model and demands she pose in a bathing suit. Caught between two desperate advertising agencies, Torchy finds herself on the run through the offices, trying to escape before either side can capture her for their campaign.
When an old man warns Doll Man to stay away from "the Street of the Secret Six," the mighty mite refuses to heed his words—only to discover that the shadowy assassins are very real and very deadly. Outnumbered and infiltrating their ranks, Doll Man must use every ounce of cunning to stop the Secret Six before they can carry out their plot to eliminate top government officials.
In "Doll Man Versus Elmo," the Doll Man finds himself outmatched when a gang of criminals exploit his trusted lab by replacing his companion, the gentle dog Elmo, with a vicious impostor. With the line between friend and foe blurred, Doll Man must rely on his wits and size-shifting abilities to uncover the deception before the real Elmo is lost.
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Reprinted in Men of Mystery Comics #76 (2009), Men of Mystery Comics #83 (2010)
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