Police Comics Vol 1 36

"Plastic Man: "Dr. Brann's Health Farm"": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.

Plastic Man: "Dr. Brann's Health Farm"
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Police Comics Vol 1 #36
November, 1944
Publisher	Quality Comics
Executive Editor	Everett M. Arnold
Cover Artists	Jack Cole
Plastic Man: "Dr. Brann's Health Farm"
Writers	Jack Cole
Pencilers	Jack Cole
Inkers	Jack Cole
Editors	George E. Brenner
Flatfoot Burns: "The Beauty Parlor Holdup"
Writers	Milt Stein
Pencilers	Milt Stein
Inkers	Milt Stein
Destiny: "Destiny Plays No Politics"
Writers	George E. Brenner
Pencilers	George E. Brenner
Inkers	George E. Brenner
The Spirit: "Dead Duck Dolan"
Writers	Will Eisner
Pencilers	Will Eisner
Inkers	Will Eisner
Letterers	Sam Rosen
Human Bomb: "Beware the Human Bomb"
Writers	Paul Gustavson
Pencilers	Paul Gustavson
Inkers	Paul Gustavson
Manhunter: "City Gone Mad"
Pencilers	Rudy Palais
Inkers	Rudy Palais
Previous Issue	Police Comics # 35
Next Issue	Police Comics # 37

That queer feeling -- it means a crime is brewing somewhere! I'll use my trance power to rush there at once!

— Destiny

Police Comics #36 is an issue of the series Police Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of November, 1944.

Appearing in Plastic Man: "Dr. Brann's Health Farm"

Featured Characters:

• Plastic Man

Supporting Characters:

• Woozy Winks
• Chief Branner

Antagonists:

• Slick Dandy
  • his gang

Other Characters:

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Locations:

• Dr. Brann's Health Farm

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Appearing in Flatfoot Burns: "The Beauty Parlor Holdup"

Featured Characters:

• Flatfoot Burns

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Synopsis for Destiny: "Destiny Plays No Politics"

Destiny helps a reformist mayoral candidate avoid a blackmail scheme, and the two of them team up to subdue the gang behind it. The candidate's butler turns out to be in on the scheme.

Appearing in Destiny: "Destiny Plays No Politics"

Featured Characters:

• Destiny (Final appearance)

Antagonists:

• Boss Bragg
  • Max
  • Trixie
  • Oscar
• Bevans, butler

Other Characters:

• Tom Carlson, reformer

Locations:

• Main City
  

Appearing in The Spirit: "Dead Duck Dolan"

Featured Characters:

• The Spirit

Supporting Characters:

• Dead Duck Dolan, father of Eustace Dolan

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Appearing in Human Bomb: "Beware the Human Bomb"

Featured Characters:

• Human Bomb

Supporting Characters:

• Hustace Throckmorton

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Appearing in Manhunter: "City Gone Mad"

Featured Characters:

• Manhunter

Supporting Characters:

• Thor

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Locations:

• Empire City

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Notes

• Last issue for Destiny by George Brenner.
• Last issue for Rudy Palais art on Manhunter.
• Plastic Man: Dr. Brann's Health Farm is reprinted in Plastic Man Archives Vol. 3.
• Also appearing in this issue of Police Comics were:
  • Dewey Drip by Bernard Dibble
  • Dick Mace: "The Breed" (text story) by Robert Hyatt
  • Burp the Twerp: "Puttin' On the Ritz Club" by Jack Cole, signed as "Ralph Johns."

See Also

• Cover gallery for the Police Comics series

Links and References

• Read the Human Bomb story online, or read the entire issue.

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