Feature Comics #110
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Man With Nine Lives," Doll Man faces off against the menacing mobster Fat Catt, who’s using a fearsome pet cat as a weapon. With Professor Roberts in danger, Doll Man must navigate the cat’s deadly antics, while Martha’s sharp eye begins to question the connection between Darrel and the hero, leading her to quietly wonder just how close the two really are. Written by Bill Woolfolk and illustrated by Al Bryant (with inks by Bryant), this 1947 Quality Comics standout features dynamic art and a tense, cat-and-mouse showdown. The cover by Al Bryant captures the moment’s intensity, a striking image that hints at the danger lurking within.
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When a mobster named Fat Catt targets Professor Roberts, Doll Man has to fight his way through Catt's pet cat to rescur him. However, Martha, very suspicious that Darrel was the Doll Man, scrutinizes Darrel and Doll Man's features, embolding her to remark to Darrel that he and Doll Man must be "awfully good friends".
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