Doll Man

What's Doll Man #1 worth in 2024?

The peak price of the first issue of the Doll Man was set at $8,365. This was set when a CGC graded NM 9.4 from the Denver Pedigree went on sale back in January 2007. A mig grade VG/FN 5.0 was sold for $1,440 in September 2021 which is nearly a three time increase from its 2019 price tag of $499. A VG- 3.5 went for $405 in September 2022. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Doll Man (1941) #1 was first published in September 1941 by Quality Comics. This was a quaterly Golden Age series featuring the art work of John Cassone. Doll Man was basically the creation of Will Eisner. The Golden age superhero made his first comic book debut in Feature Comics #27. This superhero has the abilites to shrink itself. DC Comics now hold the rights to Doll Man and its supporting characters. Quality Comics was later on aquired by DC Comics when Quality Comics when out of business in 1956.

Key Facts About the Comic

Doll Man is seen taking the Gun away from the Phantom Duelist in his single hand. 

Story Synopsis

Doll Man Quarterly (1941) #1 featured the following storylines:

• "Phantom Swordsman" storyline
• "The Vulture" storyline 
• "Origins of Justin Wright" storyline 
• "The Framing of Joe Davis" storyline
• "Black Gold" storyline 
• "The Black Gondolier" storyline

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What's Doll Man #2 worth in 2024?

This issue number two of the Doll Man despite its age has rarely appeared in the comic book market. The peak price of Doll Man Quarterly (1942) #2 at $3,346. This was for a CGC graded NM 9.4 pedigree from the Edgar Church (Mile High) in November 2009. The lowest recorded sale of this issue was a CGC graded FN 6.0 pedigree from the Crowley Copy which went for $504 in October 2022. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Doll Man Quarterly (1941) #2 was published in March 1942 by Quality Comics. The cover art of this issue was designed by Gill Fix. The artwork was done by Reed Crandall and Fred Guardineer. This issue was pencilled and inked by Reed Crandall, Feg Murray, and Gill Fox. 

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features the typical style artwork with Doll Man grabing a pocket size watch in his bare hands. 

Story Synopsis

Doll Man Quarterly (1941) #2 feature the following storylines:

• "The Crime Combine Strikes" storyline 
• "Introducing the Dragon" stroyline 
• "Plague of the Vampire Bats" storyline 
• "The Toy Store Terror" storyline 
• "The American Fuehrer" storyline 
• "The Fog Gas Fury" storyline

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What's Doll Man #3 worth in 2024?

Doll Man Quarterly (1941) #3 set the top price of $2,629. This was for a CGC graded NM- 9.2 in September 2006. A FN/VF 7.0 was sold for $480 in February 2021. A VG 4.0 went for $180 in May 2018. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Doll Man (1941) #3 was published by Quality Comics in June 1942. The cover art of this issue was designed by Gill Fox. The rest of the art was done by John Cassone, Fred Guardineer, and Feg Murray. 

Key Facts About the Comic

Doll Man is shown stabbing someone's armed hand with an ink pen. 

Story Synopsis

The war takes a sharp turn when the Japanese kidnap Princess Lotus Moon who happens to be a close friend of Red in Grad School. 

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What's Doll Man #4 worth in 2024?

Doll Man (1941) #4 has observed very little record sales ever since its release. The top price was set by a CGC NM 9.4 grade pedigree from Edgar Church (Mile High). It went for $2,988 in September 2006. A low grade VG 4.0 was sold for $150 in November 2017. While the lowest readibe copy, a graded 1.0 went for $100 in November 2022. This was the only time these copies appeared on the market. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Doll Man was a quarterly published series by Quality Comics in the Golden Age of Comic books. Doll Man (1941) #3 was released in December 1942. The cover art and the story of this issue was written by Fred Guardineer. The rest of the artwork was done by Rudy Palais. 

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art shows the Night holding a wanted poster of Doll Man issued by the Police Commissoner and Doll Man in his other hand. 

Story Synopsis

This issue feature four following stroylines:

• "The Dolls of Death" story
• "Wanted for Sabotage" story 
• "The Circus of Tears" story
• "Doctor Thirteen" story

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What's Doll Man #5 worth in 2024?

The highest recorded sale of Doll Man Quarterly (1941) #5 is when a CGC grade VF/NM 9.0 from the Edgar Church (Mile High) collection. That copy went for $1,315 in November 2009. The lowest recorded sale of this issue is a CGC graded FN 6.0 which went for $427 in December 2022. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Doll Man (1941) #5 was published in March 1943 by Quality Comics. The cover art of this quarterly published series was done by Al Bryant. The rest of the artwork was done by Max Elkan and the script was written by Otoo Binder. 

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art shows our favourite golden age superhero AKA Doll Man tied to a burning candle. 

Story Synopsis

This issue features story from the following  titles:

• "The Toy Shop of Doom"
• "The Talking Tiger"
• "The Mighty Mite"
• "Mystery of Morgan's Rock"
• "Vengence for a Doctor"
• "Wise Guy"
• "The Mask's Terror Campaign"

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What's Doll Man #6 worth in 2024?

There are only three recorded sales for Doll Man (1941) #6. A cgc graded 7.5 from the Rockford Pedigree went for $287 in May 2018.  A 6.5 was sold for $114 in November 2010. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Doll Man (1941) #6 was published in June 1943 by Quality Comics. This was from a quarterly publishing Golden Age superhero series.  The cover art of this issue was done by Al Bryant. The script and the art was done by Fred Guardineer. 

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art shows Doll Man sitting on a bullet with a message for the readers. 

Story Synopsis

Doll Man goes head to head with an evil scientist who has created mute little Green Men by shrinking Men. Doll Man takes them head on and shows no mercy. 

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What's Doll Man #7 worth in 2024?

There are only two recorded sale of Doll Man (1941) #7. A CGC graded VF 8.0 from the Rockford Pedigree was sold $259 in November 2003. A FN 6.0 was sold for $105 in April 2019. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Doll Man was a Golden Age quarterly published superhero series by Quality Comics. The issue number 7 went for sale of September 1934. The cover of this issue was drawn and inked by Al Bryant. This issue features the first appearance of Perkins and his pelican. 

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features the Doll Man carried away by a Pelican. 

Story Synopsis

The Doll Man goes out to track a pelican who is trained as a pick pocket. 

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What's Doll Man #8 worth in 2024?

The most expensive sale of Doll Man (1941) #8 was a CGC graded NM- 9.2 from The Promise Collection. This copy went for $6,600 in November 2021. A mid grade FN+ 6.5 went for $1,450 in March 2022 and a VG- 4.5 went for $264 in March 2023. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Doll Man Quarterly (1941) #8 was published in March 1946. This was a quarterly Golden Age Superhero series by published by Quality Comics. The cover art was done by Al Bryant while the rest of the art was penciled by Dan Zolnerowich. 

Key Facts About the Comic

Doll Man is shown with his one foot inside a normal sized human shoe. 

Story Synopsis

The Evil Dr. Vargo uses criminals for his wretched experiments and converts them into tiny beings. He them keeps them on a small island. On the other side, The Archer finally gets his hands on the Hypnotism of Death which he used to kill people. 

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What's Doll Man #37 worth in 2024?

The peak price for Doll Man (1941) #37 was set when a CGC graded FN+ 6.5 copy went for sale. This copy was sold for $1,680 in November 2022 which is by the highest recorded sale of this issue. A decent VG 4.0 wasa sold for $618 in April 2023 which is an increase from its 2021 price tag for 504 and a slight dip from its March 2023 price of $759. A readable low graded 1.5 copy was sold for $285 in November 2022. 

Why is this comic book valuable?

Doll Man (1941) #37 was published in December 1951 by Quality Comics. This issue features the first appearance of Dollgirl alongside bizzare bondage pre code horror style cover art. The cover of this issue was pencilled by Gill Fox. 

Key Facts About the Comic

The cover art features percode bizzare style artwork in which The World's Mightiest Mite on an attempt to save his counterpart the Dollgirl from the Skull. 

Story Synopsis

The Skrull raidas on a train looking for Darrel's carho of Thorium. Martha also happens to be on the same train reading about Will Power when the train is highjacked. Elmo is put into the compartment where is alerts the mightiest mite about the happenings. However, in the mean time Martha is knocked out by the Skull. She later on wakes up feeling strange, and sees that the Doll Man is also held captive by the Skull. She focuses all of her will power to gather all the cosmic forces around her and gets transformed into Doll Girl, who rescues the Doll Man. 

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