Ant-Man isn’t the only shrinking superhero out there.
There’s a veritable swarm of the little buggers… Doll Man was secretly chemist Darrel Dane.
Most covers featured the original tiny titan bound, gagged, crucified, or hog tied.
So if your kink is seeing a tiny man without pants tied up, here you are.
Secondly, Doll Man has staying power.
Doll Man remained associated with the Freedom Fighters until the New 52 reboot.
Her presence grew when she shrunk and became Doll Girl.
Tinyman
First Appearance: Captain Marvel #2
Tinyman appeared in MF PublicationsCaptain Marvel.
First off, Xam?
Could they be any more blatant?
And secondly, what kind of douchebag hero willingly makes himself a quadruple amputee in battle?
Hey, hes tiny-and hes a man-hes Tinyman.
More confounding is that Tinyman started out as a villain.
I guess DCs lawyers were having none of that noise.
The Atom was DC Comics first tiny super hero.
Since her introduction, the shy Shrinking Violet (wordplay!)
has been a constant, albeit tiny, presence in the Legion mythos.
She has had an on again off again relationship with Colossal Boy (hilarity!)
Farr could grow to hundreds of feet tall to a few inches high.
You ever see a tiny guy in a blue jay costume consumed with self doubt?
The modern day Bumblebee lives in a dollhouse and is just a very cool, if underused, character.
Despite all this wonderful silliness, Little Cheeses origin is actually kind of tragic.
The cheese gave Chester the power to shrink to tiny size.
And no, he never opened a chain of subtly creepy pizza joints for kids.
But Cross wasnt the first villainous Yellowjacket.
Choi was a brilliant scientist protege of Ray Palmer.
After Palmers disappearance at the end ofIdentity Crisis, Choi took Palmers place at Ivy University.
There, Choi followed a series of clues to find Palmers size changing belt and became the All-New Atom.
