The Doom Patrol Archives #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis fifth volume of the Doom Patrol Archives collects issues #113–121 of the original series, continuing the Silver Age adventures of DC's misfit superhero team. Written by Arnold Drake with art by Bruno Premiani, these stories feature the Chief, Robotman, Negative Man, and Elasti-Girl facing bizarre threats like the Brotherhood of Evil and the Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man. The hardcover edition reproduces the original comic art and letters pages, preserving the classic run for archival collectors.
In "Kor--the Conqueror," writer Arnold Drake and artist Bruno Premiani deliver a classic sci-fi twist on the Doom Patrol’s weirdness, as a desperate scientist’s attempt to escape his government’s grasp goes hilariously awry—only to transform him into a prehistoric menace bent on destroying the city. The story’s eerie blend of time travel and primal chaos, brought to life with Premiani’s expressive art and Jamison’s bold colors, makes this a standout in the Archives collection. The cover by Joe Orlando captures the moment’s absurd menace with sharp, vintage flair.
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A scientist tries to send himself back in time to get away from his government. But he accidentally turns himself into a caveman, and tries to destroy the city.
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