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Quality Comics

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  • Plastic Man

    …Lev Gleason Publications before joining Quality Comics. In mid-1941, owner Everett “Busy” Arnold asked Cole to create a new hero for Quality’s upcoming new Police Comics title—something in the tradition of Will Eisner’s Spirit. Cole responded with his own sort of super-detective, a hero who always got his man in…

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    …Lev Gleason Publications before joining Quality Comics. In mid-1941, owner Everett “Busy” Arnold asked Cole to create a new hero for Quality’s upcoming new Police Comics title—something in the tradition of Will Eisner’s Spirit. Cole responded with his own sort of super-detective, a hero who always got his man in…

    Read More