Police Comics #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Drafting of Plastic Man," the ever-flexible hero faces a new kind of mission when President Roosevelt personally calls on him to join the FBI in counter-espionage efforts during World War II. Written and drawn by Jack Cole, this 1943 installment sees Plas reluctantly leave his usual home-front duties, marking a pivotal shift in his wartime role. The cover by Jack Cole captures the moment with his signature flair, highlighting the gravity of the call to duty.
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Plas had been deferred from civil service during the war because Captain Murphey needed him more on the home front. However, President Roosevelt requisitions Plas's services for the FBI, confirmed by a telephone call, which meant Plas would work for the government on counter-espionage.
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