Plastic Man #20

Nov 1949 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD

📊 ~7,040 copies sold its debut month

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“Sadly-Sadly”

In "Sadly-Sadly," the bizarre and tragic figure of Sadly-Sadly Sanders—whose very face could make anyone weep—turns his sorrowful gift to crime, preying on the weak-hearted. But when Plastic Man uncovers his secret, he sets out to break the man’s despair with a single, unexpected laugh. Written by Joe Millard and brought to life with expressive, dynamic art by Jack Cole—both on interior pages and on the cover—this 1949 Quality Comics classic blends pathos and humor in a story that’s as surprising as it is memorable.

writer Joe Millard · artist, inker Jack Cole · cover Jack Cole

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writer Joe Millard

artist, inker Jack Cole

cover pencils, inks Jack Cole

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Sadly-Sadly Sanders had a face so pitiful that looking upon him induced uncontrollable sobbing, and he used this ability to commit robberies....until Plastic Man got him to laugh!

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