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Police Comics #60 (1946)

Quality Comics · 1946 · 60 pages

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Contains 8 stories
The Man Who Built Himself a Body
15 pp · superhero
Plastic Man [Patrick "Eel" O'Brian]Woozy WinksChief BrannerProfessor Spindrift (villain, introduction)Mr. Garoogy (villain, introduction)

When Professor Spindrift's mechanical body—a towering steel creation that transforms its pilot into a powerhouse—falls into the hands of Mr. Garoogy, the crime boss sees a fortune in the making: an army of unstoppable machine-men to terrorize the city. Plastic Man and Woozy Winks catch wind of the scheme and race to stop the professor before his invention becomes the underworld's ultimate weapon. It's a high-octane clash between the master of malleability and a villain who's literally built himself into something stronger than steel.

Rock Mail
6 pp · humor; detective-mystery
Flatfoot Burns
In the Doghouse
6 pp · romance
Honeybun
Old Rover Gold Mine
7 pp · humor; teen
Candy O'Connor

When Candy O'Connor decides to turn some old gold collar buttons into quick cash, she inadvertently sets off a wild gold rush at Red Creek—and has to think fast to stay ahead of a mob of money-hungry prospectors. As the chaos spirals, she finds herself protecting a young girl while navigating the mad scramble, all while keeping her wits about her in this 1946 humor tale from Police Comics.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
Dewey DripMaw DripPappy DripSherifftourist lady
Jawbone
10 pp · superhero
Manhunter [Dan Richards]Jawbone (villain, introduction)

When a mysterious prisoner is sprung from a tiny rural jail with deadly force, Manhunter and his canine partner Thor take the case beyond city limits—only to discover the breakout involves a ruthless criminal known as Jawbone, a wanted underworld operator. Using Thor's keen sense of smell as their guide, Manhunter tracks the gang's trail back to the city, setting up a tense confrontation where the detective must outthink a cornered, heavily armed adversary. The stage is set for a clash between a relentless lawman and a criminal desperate enough to kill to stay free.

Untitled story
2 pp · humor
The Metal Monsters
7 pp · superhero
The SpiritDolanEbony

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