Police Comics #62
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Cupid's Bow Murder," Dewey's grandfather—now a local celebrity after winning a beard contest—faces a bizarre twist when his prized facial hair becomes a mystery prize, handed out in small pieces to young women as souvenirs. As the man behind the "Mossy Konk Billboard Man" campaign, his growing generosity raises eyebrows, especially when a series of strange incidents begin to unfold. Written, drawn, and inked by Bernard Dibble, this 1947 tale from Police Comics #62 blends whimsy and suspense, with Jack Cole’s striking cover capturing the era’s flair.
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In this lighthearted 1947 tale from *Police Comics #62*, Dewey’s grandfather takes home the prize in a beard contest—only to find his victory comes with a peculiar twist. Promoted as the "Mossy Konk Billboard Man" for a hair restorer, he begins handing out pieces of his beard as souvenirs to young women, much to Dewey’s bemusement.
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Reprinted in Plastic Man Archives #6 (2004)
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