Plastic Man #17
In "Uno, Last Man On Earth," a mysterious survivor from 4 million A.D. arrives in 1949, seeking humanity’s last hope to rebuild civilization—only to find the Rattler and his companion Tina, who are swept into his spherical ship and carried to a distant future. Written by Bill Woolfolk and illustrated by Jack Cole, this striking early Plastic Man tale blends sci-fi wonder with the series’ signature absurdity, as the Rattler’s attempt to use Uno’s disintegrating ray on Plastic Man backfires in a twist that changes everything. The cover by Jack Cole captures the eerie grandeur of the moment, a visual hallmark of the era’s bold, expressive style.
In "Uno, Last Man On Earth," a lone survivor from 4 million A.D. arrives in the present, desperate to rebuild humanity—only to find the Rattler and his moll, Tina, as his first recruits. With a spherical ship and a disintegrating ray that can be reversed, Uno’s mission takes an unexpected turn when Plastic Man becomes an unlikely ally in a journey across time.
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Reprinted in Plastic Man #17 (1949), DC Special #15 (1971), Gigant #7/1984 (1984), Maxx #6/1987 (18) (1987), Gwandanaland Comics #803 (2018)
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