Police Comics #41
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePolice Comics #41 brings another rubber-limbed romp courtesy of Jack Cole, whose cover art captures Plastic Man mid-stretch, his elongated arm coiling like a whip to send a suited thug flying through the air while a rotund, yellow-polka-dotted accomplice cowers below. The cover copy says it all — "You'll shrink with fear and bend over laughing" — and Cole's kinetic, rubbery chaos delivers exactly that promise. A fine slice of 1945 Quality Comics energy, with Cole writing, drawing, inking, and lettering the interior "Louie the Lift" adventure as a one-man creative force.
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Plastic Man and Woozy stop the Mask from bankrupting the Grabbett and Runn Department Store.
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