Police Comics (November 1942), #13

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Story featuring Plastic Man

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Presenting the Man Who Can't Be Harmed

Story featuring Plastic Man

Storyline: When Woozy saves the life of Zambi the Soothsayer, little did he realize that he'd be rewarded with invulnerability and immunity to pain. To decide his course in life, he flips a coin and pursues a life of crime, soon becoming partners with Eel O'Brian. But Plas talks Woozy into turning himself in, but when he does, the Police discover that Woozy's powers prevent him from being held. So a deal is made for Woozy to help Plastic Man capture Eel O'Brian!

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Untitled Story

Story featuring Dewey Drip

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The Man Who Killed Deek Dakin

Story featuring #711

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The Rat Trap

Story featuring Chic Carter

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The Sinister Peanut Vendor

Story featuring Firebrand

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Machine Gun Clarkson

Story featuring Steele Kerrigan

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The Alaskan Caper

Story featuring Burp the Twerp

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Johnny Marston

Story featuring The Spirit

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Untitled Story

Story featuring Super Snooper

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The Phony Phantom Lady

Story featuring Phantom Lady

Storyline: The authorities begin a search for the Phantom Lady, who was seen blowing up a neutral foreign consul building. The real Phantom Lady, however, is soon captured by the spies responsible and they intend to use her to drive to the White House so they can attack and destroy it.

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Untitled Story

Story featuring The Human Bomb

Storyline: When The Human Bomb travels to Skull Valley to take on the Living Dead, he discovers them to actually be Nazis, so he fells them with a paralyzing gas.

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Dark Bayou

Story featuring Dick Mace

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The Human Bomber

Story featuring The Mouthpiece

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The Theater Murder

Story featuring Manhunter

Storyline: Manhunter faces a costumed foe named Samson, who is not only a strongman, but a murderer as well.

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