Description
The horror trend had hit Plastic Man by 1952, and you'll see the stories are suddenly filled with swamp monsters, skeletons, devils, giant ants... Plas is even on one cover fighting a shark. Wild times for Plastic Man as his durable title marched on, when other superheroes were long gone from the newsstands. Watch as Plastic Man twists, bends, and bounces through outrageous escapades, taking on bizarre villains and dishing out justice with his signature elastic flair. A must-have for fans of classic comic book humor and offbeat superhero action, carrying on the unique creative genius that Jack Cole brought to his singular greatest creation! Even when Cole is not drawing the strip, the artwork by these other talents is very good, very strong. Plastic Man and Blackhawk were, throughout the early 1950s, Quality Comics' two flag ship titles. They didn't let us down as the excellent artwork and wild, imaginative stories continued. This collection features issues highlighting the stretchable superhero’s wild antics and daring exploits.
Product Details
Cover: Paperback
Page Count: 180
Dimensions: 7.0 (w) x 10.0 (h) x 0.0 (d)