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Cover: Ramona Fradon & Bob Smith

Plastic Man #19

Aug 1977 · DC · 0.35 USD
📊 ~7,543 copies sold its debut month
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“The Mouse That Soared”

Outside a city bank, a blue-and-yellow-costumed rival hero holds a crook upside-down while a police officer looks on approvingly — leaving a stunned, question-marked Plastic Man arriving just a step too late and very much surplus to requirements. The taunting speech bubble ("our new super-hero has beaten you to the punch again!") sets up a wonderfully comedic rivalry that suits Plastic Man's always-elastic dignity perfectly. Ramona Fradon and Bob Smith deliver a lively, good-humored cover for this September 1977 issue — and as a bonus, DC was running a contest inside that could land you in the Superman movie.

writer John Albano · artist Ramona Fradon · inker Bob Smith · colorist Liz Berube · letterer Ben Oda · cover Ramona Fradon, Bob Smith

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Full credits

inker Bob Smith
colorist Liz Berube
letterer Ben Oda
cover pencils Ramona Fradon
cover inks Bob Smith

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The Mouse receives super-powers from aliens which make him more popular than Plastic Man.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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