Issue Details

Issue	#87
Published	February 1949
Cover Price	0.10 USD
Pages	52
Editing	George Brenner

Cover Details - "Plastic Man Finds the Horn of Plenty... of Trouble!"

Characters	Plastic Man; Woozy
Genre	superhero
Pencils	Jack Cole
Inks	Jack Cole
Reprinted	in Police Comics (Alval, 1949 series) #87

15 page Plastic Man story The Horn of Plenty of Trouble] ["Fifty million Frenchmen can't be wrong..."

Characters	Plastic Man; Woozy; Phonie LeGhoum [Phoney Loggum] (introduction, villain)
Synopsis	Plastic Man chases a phoney Frenchman in the French Quarter of New Orleans.
Genre	superhero
Script	Jack Cole ?
Pencils	Jack Cole
Inks	Jack Cole
Reprinted	in Police Comics (Alval, 1949 series) #87

1 page Dewey Drip story

Genre	Gags
Script	Joe Devlin
Pencils	Joe Devlin
Inks	Joe Devlin

1 page Dewey Drip story

Genre	Gags
Script	Joe Devlin
Pencils	Joe Devlin
Inks	Joe Devlin

6 page Honeybun story "The Second Honeymoon"

Script	Paul Gustavson
Pencils	Paul Gustavson
Inks	Paul Gustavson

7 page Candy story "Romantic Poems By O'Connor"

Characters	Candy O'Connor
Genre	teen; humor
Script	Harry Sahle?
Pencils	Harry Sahle?
Inks	Harry Sahle?

7 page Spirit story Bond Bratton] ["Yes--It takes all kind of murderers to make an Underworld"

Characters	The Spirit; Bond Bratton; Commissioner Dolan; Ebony
Synopsis	The Spirit solves the murder of Bond Bratton.
Genre	Mystery
Script	Bill Woolfolk
Pencils	Lou Fine
Inks	Lou Fine; ? [Quality staff]
Letters	Martin DeMuth
Reprinted	from Spirit, The (Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1940 series) #4/15/1945; in Police Comics (Alval, 1949 series) #87

2 page Plastic Man text story "Woozy's Unquenchable Thirst"

Characters	Plastic Man [Eel O'Brian]; Woozy Winks
Genre	superhero
Letters	typeset

8 page Manhunter story The Killing Joke] ["Everybody likes a joke..."

Characters	Manhunter [Dan Richards]; Thor (Manhunter's dog); Jim Dyce
Synopsis	Dan Richards, on patrol, goes past a posh party at Jim Dyce's house when he hears the sounds of murder and rushes to investigate as Manhunter. It looks like practical joker Jim Dyce is now a murderer, but things aren't always what they seem to be.
Genre	superhero
Pencils	Al Bryant
Inks	Al Bryant
Reprinted	in Police Comics (Alval, 1949 series) #87