Plastic Man (1943-1956)

Plastic Man (1943-1956)

Series
Plastic Man (1943-1956)

Summary

Plas and Woozy break up The Chance Club and must stop the Japanese from stealing a camouflage machine. Later, Professor Goodman takes advantage of a man's disfigurement; and Woozy heads out West to find his fortune after he is conned into buying a map to a goldmine. Scripts and art by Jack Cole.

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