Police Comics #13
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Presenting the Man Who Can't Be Harmed," Jack Cole introduces a unique hero with a twist: Woozy, a man who can't be harmed, must decide his fate after being granted invulnerability. With a coin flip guiding his path, he plunges into crime—only to be swayed by Plas into helping the police, leading to an unusual partnership where his powers are both a gift and a challenge. The story, written and illustrated by Jack Cole, features a striking cover by Reed Crandall, and is a standout in the 1942 issue of Police Comics #13, a 10-cent comic that blends crime, humor, and the surreal.
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When Woozy saves the life of Zambi the Soothsayer, little did he realize that he'd be rewarded with invulnerability and immunity to pain. To decide his course in life, he flips a coin and pursues a life of crime, soon becoming partners with Eel O'Brian. But Plas talks Woozy into turning himself in, but when he does, the Police discover that Woozy's powers prevent him from being held. So a deal is made for Woozy to help Plastic Man capture Eel O'Brian!
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