Doll Man #37
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Battles the Skull," a 1951 Quality Comics classic, Martha finds herself caught in a high-stakes train raid by the mysterious Skull, who's after Darrel's thorium crate. With Elmo trapped and Doll Man captured, Martha’s sudden surge of will power unlocks a shocking transformation—channeling cosmic forces to become Doll Girl. Written by Bill Woolfolk and illustrated by Dan Zolnerowich, with inks by Chuck Cuidera, the issue features a striking cover by Ross Andru and Chuck Cuidera.
In "Battles the Skull," Martha finds herself caught in a high-stakes train raid by the villainous Skull, who’s after Darrel’s thorium crate. When the Skull knocks her out and Doll Man is captured, Martha awakens with an unexpected surge of willpower—channeling cosmic forces to transform into the newly empowered Doll Girl and take the fight into her own hands.
In a hidden temple, Doll Man discovers that Miktar and his Golden Ram worshippers are running a sinister con: using religious ritual and mysticism to manipulate wealthy victims like Scott Barton into signing away their fortunes and lives. With his faithful companion Elmo at his side, the mighty mite must infiltrate the cult, expose their deadly scheme, and stop them before they can complete their horrifying plans.
Darrel Dane boards a chartered train bound for a national scientists' conference, unaware that the villainous Cara and her spy ring have infiltrated the passenger list with plans to derail the train onto a pier and kidnap the scientists via submarine. When Doll Man discovers the sabotage in progress, he must use his wits and a special demonstration device to stop Cara's operation and keep the train—and its precious cargo of America's brightest minds—safe.
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