Description
Dollman has been eclipsed in our modern age by Ant-Man from Marvel and The Atom from DC. But in the Golden Age, he was the first and the very best diminutive hero. Quality assigned their best artists to him: Lou Fine, Reed Crandall to his earliest adventures in Feature Comics. His co-stars included the lovely fiancee of his alter ego, Martha, and her scientist father. By force of will, he could shrink to 12 inches high, but retain his full size strength. He was awarded his own 64-page title, and again fine artwork was the norm, by Al Bryant and Rudy Palais in particular. These issues featured many Dollman stories, with just one backup feature, wartime adventurer Dragon, drawn by the stylish Fred Guardineer.
Also here, we have one-pagers and additional contributions from Max Elkan, Gill Fox and Fran Matera.
Product Details
Cover: Paperback
Page Count: 204
Dimensions: 7.0 (w) x 10.0 (h) x 0.0 (d)