Feature Comics #31
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Death Room," the Clock races to stop thieves who've stolen a dangerous military poison gas formula, leaping from one aircraft to another in a daring pursuit. When the crooks unleash the gas on him, he survives—leading him to suspect his mask, damp from the flight, may have saved him. Written, drawn, and inked by George Brenner, this 1940 thriller from Feature Comics #31 features a tense, high-stakes chase with a chilling twist, all rendered with the crisp, dynamic style of Ed Cronin on the cover.
In "The Death Room," Doll Man takes flight in a borrowed model plane owned by Tim Smith, using it to pursue the grotesque jewel thief Grimes. After a daring chase and a successful capture, Doll Man returns the plane to its owner, along with a ten-dollar bill as thanks.
In "The Poison Gas Formula," the Clock races to stop thieves who've stolen a dangerous military secret, leaping from one airplane to another in a daring pursuit. When the crooks unleash a deadly poison gas, the hero remains unharmed—leading him to suspect his mask, damp from the flight, may be the key to his survival.
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Reprinted in Super Thrill Album #[nn] (1959), The Adventure Album #[nn] (1959), America's Greatest Comics #1 (2002), Golden-Age Greats Spotlight #2 (2003), Men of Mystery Champions Collection #[nn] (2006), Men of Mystery Comics #101 (2016)
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