Marvel Mystery Comics #88
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Lethal Lollipops," a desperate surgeon’s criminal scheme takes a shocking turn when a child accidentally ingests a diamond hidden in a candy—leading to a tense medical crisis that forces him to confront his own moral compass. Ken Bald’s art and George Klein’s inks bring this 1948 tale to life, capturing the quiet drama of a man teetering between guilt and redemption. The cover by Don Rico and Vince Alascia adds a touch of vintage flair to this standout story from Marvel Mystery Comics #88.
In "The Lethal Lollipops," a desperate surgeon turns to smuggling diamonds hidden in lollipops—only to find his scheme unravel when a little girl accidentally eats one and requires emergency surgery. With Torch pressing him to act, the man confronts his crumbling faith in medicine, leading to a moment of redemption that changes everything.
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Reprinted in Marvel Mystery Comics #87 (1948)
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