Alias
Doll Man
Nick Name

Doll Man I

The World's Mightiest Mite

Doll Man III

The Human Action Figure
Civilian ID

Doll Man I

Darrel Dane

Doll Man III

Lester Colt
Occupation

Doll Man I

Adventurer

Research Chemist

Doll Man III

Adventurer

Soldier
Legal Status

Doll Man I

Citizen of the United States with no criminal record.

Doll Man III

Citizen of the United States with no criminal record.
Nation or Planet of Origin

Doll Man I

Earth-X

Note: Earth-X was an alternate reality where the Freedom Fighters continued their battle with the Third Reich late into the 20th Century.

Doll Man III

United States
Group Affiliation

Doll Man I

All-Star Squadron

Freedom Fighters

Doll Man III

Freedom Fighters

S.H.A.D.E.
Base of Operations

Doll Man I

New YorkNew York

Washington D.C.

Doll Man III

Washington D.C.
Height

Doll Man I

Dane: 6' - Doll Man: 6"

Doll Man III

6"
Weight

Doll Man I

Dane: 175 lbs. - Doll Man: 2.5 lbs.

Doll Man III

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Eye Color

Doll Man I

Blue

Doll Man III

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Hair Color

Doll Man I

Black

Doll Man III

Shaved Bald
Skin Tone

Doll Man I

Caucasian

Doll Man III

Caucasian
Known Powers

Doll Man I

Chemically altered human with the ability to shrink at will to six inches in size while retaining his normal-sized strength; and flight.

Doll Man III

Chemically altered human reduced to the size of about six inches.

Exceptional gymnast and hand-to-hand combatant with skills as a special operative soldier.

Above average intelligence with an expertise in international politics.
Accessories

Doll Man I

Doll-Plane: Diminutive aircraft disguised as a model plane while not in use.

Doll Man III

Jetpack: Miniature jet-powered backpack used for personal flight.

Various military style weapons reduces to a diminutive size.
Common Enemies

Doll Man I

Angle: The Bearded Lady

Black Gondolier

Bollini

Botanist,
the Brain

Cateye

The Druid

Dr. Thirteen

Fat Catt

The Flame

Goon Gibett,
Hag

Hand of Horror

The Highwayman

The Image

Iron Mask

King of Beasts,
the Knife

Madame Diablo

Mad Hypnotist

Magog

Mandragora

Masked Rider,
Master Diablo

Mechanical Man

Mind Monster

Minstrel

Mr.Curio

Mr.Skeleton,
Murder Marionettes

The Night

Nite-Owl

Peacock

Phantom Swordsman

Pluvius,
Queen of Ants

Radioactive Man

Shawunkas: The Shaman

Skull

The Sphinx
Sword Fish

Thrawn: Lord of Lightning

Tom Thumb: The Undertaker

Vibro
Vulture

Doll Man III

S.H.A.D.E.
Regularly Appearing

Doll Man I

Doll Man

Feature Comics

Doll Man III

Crisis Aftermath: The Battle for Bludhaven

Freedom Fighters
First Appearance

Doll Man I

Feature Comics #27 (Dec. 1939)

Note: Feature Comics was published by Quality Comics whose stable of characters where acquired by National Periodicals (DC Comics) when the publisher went out of business in 1956.

Doll Man III

Crisis Aftermath: The Battle for Bludhaven #1 (June2006)
Creator

Doll Man I

Will Eisner & Lou Fine

Doll Man III

Justin Gray, Jimmy Palmiotti & Daniel Acuña
Origin
In the late 1930s research chemist Darrel Dane discovered a serum that could shrink living beings.  Testing it upon himself, Dane developed the ability to reduce his size at will; while maintaining his normal-sized strength.  After rescuing his fiancée from a kidnapper, Dane used his ability to battle crime as the diminutive Doll Man.

Special operatives soldier and international policy adviser Lester Colt became romantically involved with S.H.A.D.E. scientist Emma Glen, whose father was working on an experimental formula which could shrink living organisms.   Exposed to the shrinking formula, Colt became permanently reduced to the size of six inches.  Manipulated by S.H.A.D.E., Colt became a take-no-prisoners action figure known as the Doll Man.