Plastic Man #6 (1947)
Jack Cole / Quality Comics · PD
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A crook in nursery rhyme costumes and a criminal who gets the power to leap like a grasshopper. Plastic Man #6 (Quality, Winter 1947) has "The Moon Wizard," where Scientific Sherman hunts for ways to destroy Plas, "The Crimes of Mother Goose," "The Grasshopper," and a Woozy Winks story, "The Zwili Cat," about a prize said to be worth millions that holds only marbles.
47 pages · 287 panels · every panel read aloud, every balloon voiced, with sound effects and soundscapes.
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How “Plastic Man #6 (1947)” begins
Every balloon from the first pages, as it is read aloud:
Plastic man
Brings you thrills--
Woozy, the laughs!
Help, plas! The heat's killing me!
Don't gripe, woozy! It's no worse than freezing to death!
Such characters! They're never satisfied!
Plastic man is always ready to do a lot for progress, but when the moon wizard starts experimenting, it's enough to make even the india rubber man's blood run cold!
My latest invention -- and it ought to do the trick! All i have to do is catch a hunk of plastic man in this and cut him to ribbons!
There goes the last bolt! It's finished!
Easy with that hammer, sherman! You're upsetting me!
Plastic man!
Sure! It isn't little red riding hood!
Y' know, sherm, your inventions are disgusting!
I'll do you in yet, plastic man! There must be a way!
Maybe -- but that isn't it, sucker!