Police Comics #102
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePlastic Man tangles with the cold-blooded counterfeiter and his gang, who are printing fake ten-dollar bills and plan to distribute them across the country. When Plastic Man infiltrates their operation disguised as a suitcase, he discovers their hidden warehouse hideout and must stop Trapper Trane and his mob from completing their scheme. The issue also includes a courtroom drama involving Radio Patrolman Danny Ryan, who testifies about a February 17th incident on Water Street where he encountered a suspicious sedan, and a text story "Trap for Trappers" featuring Plastic Man's ongoing battle with the criminal Trapper Trane.
Plastic Man and his pal Woozy stumble upon a fortune in cash and set out to return it—only to discover it's connected to a counterfeiting ring run by the ruthless Sam Snarl. When the trail leads to Pierre Cognac, a master engraver, Plastic Man finds himself caught between a criminal syndicate's deadly scheme and a case that threatens to spiral beyond his control. With the engraving plates vanished and the stakes climbing higher, the resourceful F.B.I. agent must untangle the web of deception before counterfeit bills flood the nation.
Radio patrolman Dan Ryan has spent a year watching Big Ed Shansky and his slick lawyer, Asa Morton, exploit the law to escape justice—but when Ryan finally gets his chance to testify against the killer in court, Morton's courtroom tactics systematically dismantle his case and push the honest cop to his breaking point. As Ryan's patience fractures under the pressure of a rigged system, his iron discipline threatens to snap, with consequences that will shake the entire town.
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