Plastic Man #11

The World's Weirdest Hero" earns that title in full on this March 1976 cover by Ramona Fradon and Tenny Henson, where Plastic Man's elastic body has been stretched and pulled in every direction by a crowd of adversaries in blue, yellow, and orange — each one yanking a limb or a loop of his red-and-yellow costumed form like a human game of tug-of-war. It's a wonderfully chaotic image that captures everything playful and strange about Plas, and "The Hamsters of Doom" as a story title only deepens the intrigue.