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Cover: Bob Brown

The Doom Patrol #106

Sep 1966 · DC · 0.12 USD
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“Blood Brothers [Part 1]”

The World's Strangest Heroes find themselves in serious trouble on this September 1966 cover, as the towering, mosaic-bodied Mr. 103 looms enormous over the Doom Patrol — clutching one team member in his fist while a fiery, orange-furred figure struggles beneath him and others scramble in the background. Bob Brown's cover art captures the overwhelming scale of the threat with real energy, and the cover dialogue ("Holy Changelings! Mr. 103 is back again, bigger than ever — and he's got me!") adds a dash of humor even in the midst of chaos. As a bonus, this issue also kicks off "Private World of Negative Man," a new backup series spotlighted in the corner box, making it a packed package from Arnold Drake and Bruno Premiani's creative run on DC's most unconventional super-team.

writer Arnold Drake · artist, inker Bruno Premiani · letterer Stan Starkman · cover Bob Brown

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Cast · 9 characters

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artist, inker Bruno Premiani
letterer Stan Starkman
cover pencils, inks Bob Brown

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Mento helps the Doom Patrol defeat Mr. 103, then as Steve Dayton, decides to prove Galtry is a thief.

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