Doll Man #45
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man With the Iron Face!", Doll Man takes flight when a mysterious spaceship from the distant Planet X-T-B-2 crashes in Washington D.C., bringing green-skinned aliens in search of rare metals for their healing rituals. Stowing away on the vessel, Doll Man uncovers a shocking secret: the extraterrestrials are being manipulated by a rogue Nazi scientist who’s built a hidden base 100 miles above Earth. Written by Bill Woolfolk and illustrated by Dan Zolnerowich, with a striking cover by Dick Dillin and Chuck Cuidera, this 1953 Quality Comics classic blends sci-fi intrigue with Cold War-era suspense in a story that’s as sharp as it is unexpected.
In "The Man With the Iron Face!", Doll Man confronts a mysterious adversary dispatched by the Russians, a foe whose identity is as enigmatic as his iron visage. When the Tiny Mite sabotages the villain’s aircraft, the enemy vanishes without a trace—leaving Doll Man to wonder if the battle is truly over.
In "The Killers From X-T-B-2," Doll Man races to stop a mysterious alien landing in Washington D.C., only to uncover a shocking truth: the green-skinned visitors are not invaders, but pawns in a scheme by a rogue Nazi scientist operating from a hidden base 100 miles above Earth. The story blends sci-fi intrigue with Cold War-era paranoia, as Doll Man infiltrates the alien ship and uncovers a conspiracy far more dangerous than a simple invasion.
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