Plastic Man 80-Page Giant #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 80-page giant collects key stories tracing the early adventures of Plastic Man, including his origin from the Golden Age. Featuring classic tales by creators like Jack Cole, the volume showcases the character's transformation from criminal Eel O'Brian to the elastic hero of the Quality Comics and DC universe. A must-have for fans of Silver Age reprints and zany superhero comedy.
In "Presenting the Man Who Can't Be Harmed," a grateful Zambi the Soothsayer grants Woozy invulnerability and immunity to pain—just in time for him to flip a coin and choose a life of crime. Partnering with the cunning Eel O'Brian, Woozy quickly finds himself at odds with Plastic Man, who convinces him to turn himself in. But when the police discover Woozy can’t be arrested, a new plan emerges: help Plas bring down his former partner.
In "The Wizard of Light," Robby Reed teams up with his cousin Ned to face the dazzling menace of the Wizard of Light, using his H-Dial to shift into a range of heroic forms—including Plastic Man—during a high-stakes showdown that tests both courage and creativity.
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↩ Reprints Police Comics #1 (1941), Police Comics #13 (1942), Plastic Man #4 (1946), House of Mystery #160 (1966), Plastic Man #1 (1966), Plastic Man #11 (1976)
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