Police Comics #46
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeJack Cole's cover for this September 1945 Quality Comics issue says it all with a grin: Plastic Man has stretched his body into an elaborate series of knots around a tree, while a bewildered villain in a wide-brimmed hat crouches below consulting a "Boy Scout Knots" handbook, apparently trying to figure out how to undo him. The tagline — "Plastic Man makes The Owl Hoot and Howl!" — perfectly captures the playful, rubber-limbed chaos that made this series such a delight. Inside, Bernard Dibble brings the story "The Owl's Witch Union" to life, rounding out a genuinely fun package from one of Golden Age comics' most entertaining titles.
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Dewey inadvertently causes a company of Japanese soldiers to surrender -- they can't stand his singing.
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