Police Comics #60
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue features multiple stories, including one about Plastic Man encountering "the Man Who Built Himself a Body." Another story follows police attempting to trap a crooked lawyer working with a criminal mob, with plans to meet him that evening. A separate tale involves a dentist and property owner discovering gold in Red Creek, leading to a gold rush involving two mines and competing claims that must be settled at the crossroads. The final featured story shows Manhunter Officer Dan Richards confronting the Shadeville Killers, with a gun matching bullets in the body of the Shadeville Judge, culminating in Richards being honored for his police work.
When Professor Spindrift's mechanical body—a towering steel creation that transforms its pilot into a powerhouse—falls into the hands of Mr. Garoogy, the crime boss sees a fortune in the making: an army of unstoppable machine-men to terrorize the city. Plastic Man and Woozy Winks catch wind of the scheme and race to stop the professor before his invention becomes the underworld's ultimate weapon. It's a high-octane clash between the master of malleability and a villain who's literally built himself into something stronger than steel.
When Candy O'Connor decides to turn some old gold collar buttons into quick cash, she inadvertently sets off a wild gold rush at Red Creek—and has to think fast to stay ahead of a mob of money-hungry prospectors. As the chaos spirals, she finds herself protecting a young girl while navigating the mad scramble, all while keeping her wits about her in this 1946 humor tale from Police Comics.
When a mysterious prisoner is sprung from a tiny rural jail with deadly force, Manhunter and his canine partner Thor take the case beyond city limits—only to discover the breakout involves a ruthless criminal known as Jawbone, a wanted underworld operator. Using Thor's keen sense of smell as their guide, Manhunter tracks the gang's trail back to the city, setting up a tense confrontation where the detective must outthink a cornered, heavily armed adversary. The stage is set for a clash between a relentless lawman and a criminal desperate enough to kill to stay free.
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Reprinted in Plastic Man Archives #6 (2004), Men of Mystery Comics #51 (2005)
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