The Doom Patrol Archives #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second volume of the Doom Patrol Archives collects The Doom Patrol #96-106, originally published in 1965-1966. These Silver Age stories, written by Arnold Drake and illustrated by Bruno Premiani, continue the adventures of the misfit superhero team—Robotman, Elasti-Girl, Negative Man, and their leader, the Chief—as they face bizarre threats like the Brotherhood of Evil and the Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man. The hardcover archive edition preserves the original comic art and coloring, offering a definitive collection of this classic run.
In "The Sinister Secret of Dr. Tyme (part 1)," the Doom Patrol faces a mystery that begins with a rescue: Negative Man and Elasti-Girl pull a young child from a sealed bank vault, only to find the incident eerily tied to a man named Dr. Tyme. Meanwhile, Robotman pushes Steve Dayton into a reluctant date with Rita Farr, setting off a chain of events that blurs the line between personal tension and something far more sinister.
In "The Terrifying Dr. Tyme (part 2)," Dr. Tyme unleashes his perfected 4-X beam—a device capable of stopping time—turning it to criminal ends. When Rita Farr’s evening with Steve Dayton is shattered by a bank heist, she pursues the villain to his isolated castle, only to find herself ensnared in a living clock, trapped in a frozen moment with no way out.
In "Showdown on Nightmare Road (part 1)," the Doom Patrol races to stop a deadly ambush on a desolate stretch of road, where danger lurks in the shadows and every turn could be their last. As the team grapples with the threat of Madame Rouge and her deadly schemes, Cliff Steele finds himself at a crossroads—seeking answers from a mysterious doctor who might offer a chance to reclaim his humanity, one that could change everything.
In "The Beast of the Doom Patrol (part 3)," The Brain, inhabiting Robotman’s body, turns the tide against the Doom Patrol as he leads the Brotherhood of Evil in a brutal assault. With Elasti-Girl and Negative Man struggling to hold the line, the Chief races to save Robotman’s mind—only to forge a new, synthetic form to reclaim the battlefield.
When three respected men suddenly turn violent and attempt to kill, the Doom Patrol is called in to uncover the truth. Following a trail of blue stone monkeys, the team journeys to the remote village of Tajali, where they begin to unravel a mystery tied to the strange artifacts—and the sinister forces behind them.
In Tajali, the Doom Patrol teams up with the Cobra Syndicate to uncover the source of a mysterious blue monkey curse, while back in the United States, a wave of seemingly respectable men begins to lose their minds and turn violent. With the line between madness and conspiracy blurring, the team must navigate dangerous alliances and hidden agendas to stop a threat that’s spreading faster than anyone can predict.
In "Whom the Gods Would Destroy (part 3)," the Doom Patrol faces off against the seemingly unstoppable General Immortus, whose mind ray cannon is driving people worldwide to madness. With the Brotherhood of Evil and the alien menace Garguax pulling the strings, the team must navigate a web of deception and escalating chaos—before the line between hero and madman vanishes entirely.
In "The War Against the Mind Slaves (part 1)," the Doom Patrol braces for a coordinated assault as the sinister alliance of General Immortus, Garguax, and the Brotherhood of Evil—led by The Brain, Madame Rouge, and Monsieur Mallah—unveils a new scheme to dominate the minds of the world. With tensions rising and old wounds reopening, the team must confront not only external threats but the growing unease of their own fractured unity.
In "Three Trails to Terror (part 2)," the Doom Patrol splits up to confront a global threat as General Immortus and the Brotherhood of Evil unleash a plan to turn humanity into obedient crystal beings. While Robotman fights through the streets of a Chinese city, Elasti-Girl faces off against another faction in a remote Swedish lumber camp, each battling to stop the transformation before it’s too late.
In "Prisoners of the Moon (part 3)," Elasti-Girl, now a crystalline entity under the Brotherhood’s control, stands as a formidable foe. With the Chief rallying Mento, Robotman, and Negative Man, the team races to reclaim her and halt the Brotherhood of Evil’s alliance with General Immortus and the alien Garguax—before the moon’s power consumes them all.
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