Feature Comics #99
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Hyena," a 1946 tale from Feature Comics #99, a man's life unravels after a violent attack leaves him with a permanently frozen, grinning expression—mirroring the very beast he’s named after. Drawn by Dan Zolnerowich, the story follows his descent into vengeance and the moment his twisted fate collides with Doll Man’s intervention. The cover, by Al Bryant, captures the eerie, grimacing intensity of the moment.
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When the dim-witted Docker was beaten by his boss with a blow by a gun to his face, he finds it has paralyzed a facial nerve and frozen his grinning face similar to that of a hyena. He first kills his tormentors, then attempts to seek help from a doctor. But Doll Man intervenes and the villain falls upon a scalpel and dies.
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