Police Comics #79
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis June 1948 Quality Comics issue puts Plastic Man's remarkable elasticity on full display — his stretched, red-and-yellow-banded body curves impossibly around a speeding race car as a goggled driver inside struggles for control, while a rotund figure in a green polka-dot suit lies bowled over in the lower corner. The cover banner announces "Plastic Man meets Eaglebeak, kidnapper and fiend!" — a villain's name that promises plenty of colorful trouble ahead. Jack Cole's dynamic linework captures the gleeful, rubbery chaos that made this series a standout of the era.
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Plastic Man is sort of out of his element when he faces a criminal who swoops down on him, riding his pet eagle, Rollo!
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