Feature Comics #105
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Destruction of the Doll Man," a 1946 Quality Comics gem, a mob boss's attempt to cut costs backfires when he assigns clown cops to guard the circus—only to become their first target. Written, drawn, and inked by Bernard Dibble, the story blends dark humor and suspense in a twisty, tightly wound tale. The cover by Al Bryant captures the eerie spectacle with bold, expressive lines.
In this 1946 humor tale from Feature Comics #105, Boss tries to cut corners by assigning clown cops to guard the circus grounds—only to find out they take their duties far too seriously. When the jester enforcers finally zero in on their first target, it's the boss himself.
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