Police Comics #80
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Penetro, Master of Solids," the disgruntled Professor Growley transforms himself into the atomic phantom Penetro, using a groundbreaking equation to pass through solid matter and steal rare treasures. With Jack Cole’s dynamic art bringing the twisty, surreal crime spree to life, the issue sees Plastic Man—disguised as a woman—use cunning to outwit the intangible thief, turning the tables in a moment of unexpected physicality.
In "Penetro, Master of Solids," the disgruntled Professor Growley transforms himself into the intangible thief Penetro, using a revolutionary equation to phase through walls and steal rare treasures. When Plastic Man, disguised as a woman, sets a trap to catch him, Penetro's powers are turned against him in a moment of unexpected vulnerability.
When Officer Dan Richards encounters an elderly farmer devastated by a mysterious blight called strangleweed that's destroying the countryside north of Midtown, his day off becomes an investigation into the plant's origins—leading him and his dog Thor to a botanist with suspicious connections and a sinister secret. As Manhunter digs deeper into why certain parties are eager to buy up the plague-stricken farmland, he uncovers a ruthless scheme that puts him directly in the grasp of the very menace he's been tracking. This tale from Police Comics #80 (1948) weaves together rural desperation, botanical horror, and the kind of cunning villainy that only a determined hero and his loyal companion can expose.
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