Police Comics #60
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freePolice Comics #60 (November 1946) delivers a wonderfully kinetic Jack Cole cover that captures everything fun about Plastic Man — the stretchy hero has transformed his own body into a giant slingshot, catapulting a hapless villain in a green polka-dot shirt high above the city skyline while a wild-haired, grinning kid on a rooftop gleefully works the mechanism. The cover teases Plastic Man's showdown with "The Man Who Built Himself a Body," written and drawn by Bernard Dibble, promising the kind of offbeat adventure Quality Comics did so well in 1946. At 60 pages for a dime, this issue was genuinely remarkable value for any kid lucky enough to spot it on the newsstand.
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A tourist sees Maw Drip give Dewey a jug and thinks he's drinking moonshine. He's actually playing "music" on the empty jug.
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