Doll Man #43
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Thing That Kills," Doll Man and Doll Girl battle a gelatinous, tentacled creature awakened by villain Musk. After Doll Man discovers the creature's weakness to cleaning fluid and matches, he and Doll Girl manage to destroy the monster. The story concludes with Doll Man investigating scientist Elmo's suspicious work while Martha Roberts assists him, only to discover that the villain John Caven has stolen blueprints for a new super-speed jet propulsion engine developed by scientists Darrel Dane and Martha Roberts.
When a brilliant scientist's creation of artificial life goes wrong, ruthless gang leader Musk seizes the opportunity to steal the dangerous protoplasm and exploit it for his own criminal gain—but the creature proves far more uncontrollable and hungry than anyone anticipated. Doll Man and Doll Girl must track down the rapidly growing monster before its appetite consumes everything in its path, all while confronting Musk's desperate attempts to keep his prize under control. In "The Thing That Killed," the world's mightiest mites face a threat born from the very frontiers of science itself.
Doll Man and Doll Girl investigate a haitian ceremony involving a witch doctor and a mysterious emerald stone, only to witness something that forces them to flee for their lives. When they return home, members of their expedition begin dying under a strange, hypnotic influence—and the emerald seems to follow them, bending its victims to dark purposes. Can the mighty mites uncover the truth behind the Emerald Eye of Evil before the witch doctor's curse claims them all?
When Doll Man and Doll Girl's friend John Caven vanishes at an art museum run by the sinister sculptor Phineas Marr, the mighty mites must uncover the truth behind his disappearance—and discover what dark secret Marr's grotesque sculptures are really hiding. What begins as a false alarm becomes a genuine race against time when the miniature heroes realize Marr's operation is far more dangerous than anyone suspected, and that John Caven may already be beyond saving.
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