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Plastic Man #4 (1946)

Jack Cole / Quality Comics · PD

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A lumberman hit on the head by a tree now believes he is a Viking. Plastic Man #4 (Quality, Summer 1946) has "The Purple Viking," "King Lughead, the First," where Lughead Sykes declares himself King of Takahatchee, and "The Lobster," plus a Woozy Winks story, "The Lollipop Caper," in which the baby losing its candy is really Giant Neers.

47 pages · 288 panels · every panel read aloud, every balloon voiced, with sound effects and soundscapes.

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How “Plastic Man #4 (1946)” begins

Every balloon from the first pages, as it is read aloud:

Plastic man

Laughs galore with plastic man and his pal woozy!

Seemingly out of nowhere came the purple viking, a fair-haired, muscular destroyer whose breed was believed to have vanished a thousand years ago… A predatory giant out of the dead past against the modern world's plastic man in a desperate battle with no holds barred!

Where to, woozy?

North point, plas! I'm off on a vacation!

A vacation! You? When were you ever on anything else?

Plas, that's not fair! You know how hard i work, how many cases i solve for you… Er… Help you solve, the crooks i catch!

A man gets tired! He needs a change!

Very convincing! Okay… But stay out of trouble!

Me? Trouble? Nonsense! All i want is some fresh air, golf, and relaxation! So long, plas!

So long! I'll be wondering how long it'll take you to get into some kind of jam!

North point… A peaceful strip of land jutting out into the sea! And on the horizon… A viking ship!

Land ho!

What strange land is this?

Prepare to go ashore!

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