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Police Comics #57

Aug 1946 · Quality Comics · 0.10 USD
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“The Egyptian Museum”

In "The Egyptian Museum," Plastic Man and his sidekick Woozy face their strangest case yet when a mysterious Martian named Mr. Misfit arrives on Earth, claiming to protect Mars from the nefarious Professor MacGhoul’s rocket scheme. Written and illustrated by Jack Cole, with inks by Jack Spranger and lettering by Cole, this 1946 Quality Comics classic blends sci-fi intrigue with the series’ signature humor and surreal twists. The cover, also by Jack Cole, captures the moment of alien revelation, leaving readers wondering what lies beneath the disguise.

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writer, artist, letterer Jack Cole
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Plas and Woozy meet a bona fide Martian named Mr. Misfit, who alerts Plastic Man to Professor MacGhoul's plan to launch a rocket to Mars. Misfit wants to protect the planet's riches from MacGhoul. After Plas prevents the launch, Misfit disappears, leaving his disguise behind, and neither Plas or Woozy ever got to see the Martian underneath.

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