Doll Man #46
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Monster from Tomorrow," Doll Man faces an unexpected threat when his time machine malfunctions, unleashing Frio, a mysterious figure from the year 2953, who has a dangerous mission to steal gold from Fort Knox. Written by Joe Millard and illustrated by Sam Cooper, this 1953 adventure blends sci-fi intrigue with the classic hero's resolve, all framed by the striking cover by Charles Nicholas and Chuck Cuidera.
In "The Monster from Tomorrow," Darrel’s time machine malfunctions, unleashing Frio—a sleek, determined man from the year 2953—whose mission is to steal Fort Knox’s gold. As the past and future collide, Darrel must confront the unexpected visitor before history itself unravels.
Dr. Berrens demonstrates his seemingly devastating Flame Ray machine to military officials and scientists, including Doll Man and Doll Girl, but the skeptical pair soon suspect the inventor is running an elaborate con to secure a million-dollar payment. When a Soviet agent named Vershoff attempts to steal the machine, the heroes shrink down to stop him, only to discover the truth behind Berrens' deadly hoax and find themselves in a race against time to survive his deception.
When vicious hawk creatures begin striking down America's top scientists at a secret guided missile base, Doll Man and Doll Girl spring into action to uncover the sinister plot—only to discover the birds are being controlled by the ruthless Comrade Korov and his spy ring. By hitching a ride on one of the killer hawks, the miniature duo follows the creature back to an abandoned castle where they come face to face with the operation's true mastermind. It's a battle of wits and fists as our pint-sized heroes work to dismantle the entire espionage scheme and protect America's most critical defense project.
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Reprinted in Blackhawk #91 (1955)
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