Police Comics #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Oh, Plastic Man!", the hero of the title takes center stage in a 1942 mystery that unfolds at a high-stakes opera, where a deadly spring needle claims a producer’s life. With the villainous Cobra and his enigmatic pet King on the move, Plastic Man must navigate a web of deception, even as Thor is felled by gunfire—only to be saved by a dog’s desperate loyalty. Art by Vern Henkel brings the action to life, while Gill Fox’s cover captures the tension with a striking, shadowed image of the masked threat.
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The producer at the opera is bumped off by a poisonous spring needle in his opera seat. The evil masked Cobra, and his pet King (which manages to tag Manhunter), turn to leave when Thor charges them and is shot by the Cobra's men. The snake, having used most of its venom on his first victim, couldn't stop the wounded, bleeding dog from crawling over to his master and reviving him, who then unmasked the Cobra in the dark after he had ambushed the Police.
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