Plastic Man #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Overlord of Crime!", Plastic Man teams up with his partner Woozy to catch the notorious duo of Trigger Wheel and Slug Baxter, but their mission hits a snag when Woozy’s fascination with a switchboard operator drains the camera’s film—leaving the case dangerously under-photographed. Art by Jack Spranger with inks by Alex Kotzky brings the classic 1952 antics to life, while the cover by Jack Cole and Sam Burlockoff captures the issue’s playful, pulpy energy.
Plastic Man and his pal Woozy Winks stumble onto a warehouse robbery and follow the trail straight to Professor Valence, a ruthless scientific genius bent on becoming the Overlord of Crime. Armed with ingenious contraptions—from heat chambers to freezing rooms to a deadly lightning trap—Valence is determined to eliminate Plastic Man, the one hero cunning enough to stand in his way.
In "Photo Finish," Plastic Man sets out to snap pictures of the notorious crooks Trigger Wheel and Slug Baxter, but his plans go awry when his partner Woozy burns through all the film chasing shots of a charming switchboard operator. The chaos unfolds in a classic 1952 dose of humor, with the usual antics of a hero whose best-laid plans are derailed by distraction and mischievous timing.
When a wealthy man begs Plastic Man to protect his child from kidnappers, the hero takes the job seriously—until a tiny crook in a child’s disguise turns the tables. With his signature elasticity and a dash of humor, Plastic Man finds himself outwitted by a kid who’s all grown up in mischief.
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Reprinted in Plastic Man #53 (1955), Plastic Man #57 (1955), Plastic Man #58 (1956)
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