Plastic Man #12

Jul 1948 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD

📊 ~10,611 copies sold its debut month

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“Spadehead”

In "Spadehead," Plastic Man confronts the Riverman, a terrifying aquatic survivor born with gills and adapted to life beneath the surface, banished from society and now dwelling in the depths. Written by Bill Woolfolk and brought to life with bold, expressive art by Jack Cole—both pencils and inks—this 1948 Quality Comics classic delivers a haunting, surreal encounter in a world where the river holds secrets and monsters. The cover, also by Jack Cole, captures the eerie menace of the Riverman in stark, dramatic lines.

writer Bill Woolfolk · artist Jack Cole · inker André LeBlanc · cover Jack Cole

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writer Bill Woolfolk

artist Jack Cole

inker André LeBlanc

cover pencils, inks Jack Cole

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Plas must face the Riverman, a horrible freak who sported fins, claws and webbed feet, who made the river his home, and who was the last of his kind: humans born with gills and banished to the deep.

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