Feature Comics #51
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Evil of Lester DuBois," Doll Man is summoned to the DuBois Powder Plant after a late-night discovery by Dr. Roberts reveals a dangerous sabotage—steel filings secretly mixed into explosive powder, creating a deadly risk to national defense. With Reed Crandall handling both pencils and inks, the story unfolds with tense precision, while John Devlin's cover captures the lurking threat of the plant's shadowed halls. A 10-cent comic from 1941, this issue stands as a sharp, early example of wartime suspense in the Golden Age.
In the shadow of the DuBois Powder Plant, Dr. Roberts uncovers a dangerous sabotage—steel filings secretly mixed into explosive powder, a threat that could ignite disaster. Doll Man is summoned to unravel the mystery before the sabotage can strike, but the trail leads to a man whose name is whispered with dread: Lester DuBois.
Capt. Bruce Blackburn races against the clock to stop an assassination attempt on the President, tracking the villainous Sonya to New York where a sharpshooter has already claimed the wrong target. With only thirty minutes before the presidential parade passes through the city, Bruce hunts down the assassin hidden in an unexpected perch overlooking the route—a tense rooftop confrontation that will determine whether the plot succeeds.
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