Police Comics #103, starring Plastic Man, inspired by Fantastic Four #366

A fifth entry in my "One More Issue" Project commission series, imagining what might have happened if a Golden Age hero and/or title had been given (as the name suggests) one additional issue.

Plastic Man debuted in Police Comics #1 in 1941 and, although his adventures lasted in his own comic until 1956 (albeit with the last few issues being reprints), Police Comics itelf became a cops-and-detectives title in 1950, with issue #103. But what if there had been one more issue of Police Comics starring Plas - and what if, in a cross-company agreement between Quality Comics and DC, Golden Age Superman villain the Prankster had guest-starred in that final story, only to be captured by Plastic Man (with, of course, the help - or possibly hindrance - of Woozy Winks)?

I saw Roger Langridge mention on Bluesky that one character he'd have loved to have worked on was Plastic Man, and I instantly knew he'd be the right artist to deliver this for me. The cover is loosely inspired by Paul Ryan's cover to Fantastic Four #366.