Doll Man (Darrell Dane) appreciation thread

[MajorHoy]

From Doll Man's second appearance (in Feature Comics #28):

to be continued . . .

[Robotman]

the only Doll Man i thought was interesting was from Palmiotti's Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters. He was like a little Bruce Willis tough guy. It made sense that the govt would create a mini soldier for covert kills.

[Michael Watkins]

he was cool (as was the series, mostly). I liked that he eventually regained his normal size. and, yeah, I get the feeling that they created those characters w/ a movie in mind. he was very Bruce Willis-like. they'd probably give the role to Statham, though. I liked the Ray in this series.

[MajorHoy]

The conclusion to Doll Man's second appearance (in Feature Comics #28):

[MajorHoy]

As drawn by George Pérez (inks by Karl Kesel) for History of the DC Universe Book One (1986)



And his entry in Who's Who: The Definitive Directory of the DC Universe Vol. VII (Sept. 1985):

[MajorHoy]

from Feature Comics #29 (cover-dated February 1940):

(As always, "to be continued . . .)

[MajorHoy]

Continued from Feature Comics #29 (February 1940):

[MajorHoy]

Doll Man received his own title (The Doll Man Quarterly) with the first issue cover-dated August 1941:

[MajorHoy]

from Freedom Fighters #10 (September-October 1977):