“The Dress Suit Murders” from Doll Man Quarterly #9 (1946) is intriguing to me because we have what looks like a headless man committing murders, and because he is in evening wear, he is called not “the headless killer” (which would be my choice if I were writing the newspaper headlines that would accompany the lurid stories of his murder spree), but “Dress Suit.” That’s about as unlikely a name for a killer as any I can think of, but the name also provides a clue to the murderer.
The story is well-drawn, according to the GCD, by Dan Zolnerowich, who also did superior work for Fiction House. The cover illustrating the story is by Al Bryant.
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The origin of Doll Girl, from Doll Man #37 (1951):
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