Star Spangled Comics #123
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Dolls of Doom!", Tomahawk and Dan take on a high-stakes mission during the Revolutionary War, leading a group of frontiersmen on a daring ten-day quest to seize British ships and secure vital gunpowder for General Washington’s troops. With Fred Ray’s dynamic artwork bringing the rugged frontier action to life, this 1951 adventure blends wartime urgency with classic pulp energy. The cover by Leonard Starr captures the tension with a striking, dramatic image that perfectly sets the tone for the story within.
In "The Dolls of Doom!" from Star Spangled Comics #123, a string of mysterious deaths linked to wax figures pierced by pins sends the town into panic, with whispers of voodoo spreading fast—until Dr. Thirteen steps in to uncover the truth behind the gruesome killings.
In "The Ten Days That Changed a War!" from Star Spangled Comics #123 (1951), Tomahawk and Dan lead a daring frontier expedition across the western frontier, joining forces with a band of rugged frontiersmen to seize British ships and secure vital gunpowder for General Washington’s struggling troops. With time running short and the fate of the revolution hanging in the balance, their ten-day mission becomes a race against desperation and enemy patrols.
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Reprinted in Stålmannen #5/1953 (1953), Stålmannen #6/1953 (1953), Buntes Allerlei #16/1954 (1954), Batman (1ª Série) #21 (1954), Century, The 100 Page Comic Monthly #7 (1958), The Hundred Comic Monthly #33 (1959), Batman #255 (1974), Giant Batman Album #29 (1976), Batman Classics #105 (1978), Läderlappen #1/1979 (1979), Lynvingen #1/1979 (1979), Fantomet #10/1998 (1998)
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