Dates
- Cover date
- December 1947
- Pages
- 52
Editions and covers
- Original editionSource ↗
Creators
pencils: Al Bryant, Jack Spranger, Mike Senich, Gill Fox, Bernard Dibble, Paul Gustavson, Al Stahl, Dan Zolnerowichinks: Al Bryant, Jack Spranger, Mike Senich, Gill Fox, Bernard Dibble, Paul Gustavson, Al Stahlscript: Bill Woolfolk, Gill Fox, Bernard Dibble, Paul Gustavson, Al Stahlletters: Paul Gustavson
Stories
- Polka Dot on the Spot! · 11 pages
Doll Man is seeing spots before his eyes as he tries to cope with a department store owner clad head-to-toe in a dotted suit.
- The Bedlam St. Dilemma · 4 pages
- In Ghostonia · 6 pages
- Untitled · 1 pages
Vince breaks his engagement to Hortensia because he thinks she's lost her fortune. When he learns he was mistaken, he tries to make up with her.
- Untitled · 1 pages
Vincent plans to "pine away" with a broken heart. He goes to a burlesque house, thinking "I may as well pine away here as any place!"
- Chaw T. Backer's Gold Mine · 5 pages
- Strong-Arm Man for Hire · 5 pages
- The Disintegrator · Doll Man · 2 pages
- Tubb for Mayor · 1 pages
- The Mental Giant? · 5 pages
- Battle of the Bands · 5 pages
Swing receives anonymous notes and messages that he and his band are lousy.
- Untitled · 1 pages
The circus boss says Butch and Boppo aren't funny any more, and fires them as clowns. They're forced to impersonate the "World's Fattest Siamese Twins" in the sideshow.
Reprinted in
Men of Mystery Comics (1999)