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Cover: Jack Cole

Police Comics #50

Jan 1946 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD
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“Plastic Man Protects Crookdom?”

In "Plastic Man Protects Crookdom?", Bernard Dibble delivers a quirky, character-driven tale as Soldier Dewey, stationed on a Pacific island, attempts to negotiate a raise using a book he's read—only to find the military hierarchy less receptive to his bold move. With Dibble handling writing, art, and inks, the story blends wartime satire with the signature absurdity of the era, all framed by Jack Cole’s sharp, expressive cover art.

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writer, artist, inker Bernard Dibble · cover Jack Cole

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writer, artist, inker Bernard Dibble
cover pencils, inks Jack Cole

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Soldier Dewey, stationed on a Pacific island, reads a book about demanding a raise from one's employer and tries it out, but the Army isn't impressed.

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