Cover: Reed Crandall
Doll Man #42
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In "The Mind-Monster," a chilling tale from 1952, the line between imagination and reality blurs when a creature born from a writer’s typewriter turns murderous—only to be undone by Doll Girl’s clever defiance. Written by Bill Woolfolk and illustrated by Art Gates, with a striking cover by Reed Crandall, this issue delivers a haunting blend of pulp suspense and early horror.
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A supernatural monster called Kain comes to life from his creator's typewriter and kills the author. He was later dispelled by Doll Girl when she types him out of existence!
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