Plastic Man #7 (Dec 1967, DC Comics) — NM– 9.2
First Silver Age Appearance of the Golden Age Plastic Man & Woozy Winks
A bright, high-grade copy featuring bold color and sharp corners — a standout example of this key Silver Age issue that reintroduces the original Plastic Man and his comedic sidekick Woozy Winks to a new generation of readers.
📚 Contents:
“Plastic Man’s Fantastic Old Man!” — Gordy Trueblood believes Plastic Man has fallen to the King of Spades, only to discover that the real Plastic Man — the Golden Age original — has returned!
Script by Arnold Drake with art by Win Mortimer; cover by Carmine Infantino and Mike Esposito.
📝 Maj. Picto’s Grading Notes
NM– (9.2) — Bright cover with deep, unfaded color. Glossy surface, sharp corners, and clean spine with minimal stress. Pages white to off-white. Outstanding eye appeal with minimal handling wear.
A stunning near mint example from the late Silver Age — marking Plastic Man’s triumphant revival under DC after a decade-long hiatus.
Plastic Man #7 (Dec 1967, DC Comics) — NM– 9.2
First Silver Age Appearance of the Golden Age Plastic Man & Woozy Winks
A bright, high-grade copy featuring bold color and sharp corners — a standout example of this key Silver Age issue that reintroduces the original Plastic Man and his comedic sidekick Woozy Winks to a new generation of readers.
📚 Contents:
“Plastic Man’s Fantastic Old Man!” — Gordy Trueblood believes Plastic Man has fallen to the King of Spades, only to discover that the real Plastic Man — the Golden Age original — has returned!
Script by Arnold Drake with art by Win Mortimer; cover by Carmine Infantino and Mike Esposito.
📝 Maj. Picto’s Grading Notes
NM– (9.2) — Bright cover with deep, unfaded color. Glossy surface, sharp corners, and clean spine with minimal stress. Pages white to off-white. Outstanding eye appeal with minimal handling wear.
A stunning near mint example from the late Silver Age — marking Plastic Man’s triumphant revival under DC after a decade-long hiatus.
