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Issue Details

Issue #5
Published May-June 1974
Frequency bi-monthly
Cover Price 0.20 USD
Pages 36
Editing Joe Orlando; Paul Levitz (assistant)
Notes No ads.

Cover Details - "The New Magazine of Weird Humor!"

Characters "Nails" Nittle
Genre Humor
Pencils Basil Wolverton
Inks Basil Wolverton
Notes Image is right half of back cover image.

1 page Plop! credits "Table of Plop-tents"

Genre Humor
Pencils Sergio Aragones
Inks Sergio Aragones
Editing Joe Orlando; Paul Levitz (assistant)

3 page Plop! foreword, introduction, preface, afterword "Plop Celebrates"

Characters Cain; Abel; Eve
Genre Humor
Pencils Sergio Aragones
Inks Sergio Aragones

3 page Plop! filler "Super Plops"

Characters Batman; Robin; Supergirl; Superman; Flash; Lois Lane; Clark Kent; Perry White
Genre Humor; Superhero
Pencils Murphy Anderson (signed)
Inks Murphy Anderson (signed)
Notes Multiple gags. Job numbers A-117 and A-109.

8 page story "The Ultimate Freedom"

Genre Humor
Script David V. Reed [as Coram Nobis]
Pencils Sergio Aragones
Inks Sergio Aragones
Reprinted in Best of DC, The (DC, 1979 series) #60

1 page Plop! filler "People Plops"

Genre Humor
Notes Multiple gags. Multiple job numbers.

2 page Plop! filler "Prison Plops"

Genre Humor
Notes Multiple gags. Multiple job numbers.

2 page Plop! filler "Prescription Plops"

Genre Humor
Notes Multiple gags. Multiple job numbers.

3 page story "His Honor the Mayor"

Genre Horror
Script Bill Reilly
Pencils Mike Sekowsky
Inks Mike Sekowsky

2 page Plop! filler "Monster Plops"

Genre Humor
Notes Multiple gags. Multiple job numbers.

6 page Pierre Gouny story "Molded in Evil"

Characters Cain (story host); Clothilde (Pierre Gouny's wife); Pierre Gouny (sculptor)
Synopsis In 1850 Paris, Pierre Gouny, a sculptor, secretly discovers how to make statues come alive. His wife Clothilde, though, wants him to concentrate only on gargoyle statues that bring in the money. Exasperated, the sculptor makes a statue of a woman, so as to escape with her. His wife destroys it prompting him to murder and conceal her, ironically, inside a gargoyle statue which then comes alive making Pierre himself part of a sculpture.
Genre Horror; Humor
Script Ed Noonchester (idea); George Kashdan
Pencils Berni Wrightson [Bernie Wrightson]
Inks Berni Wrightson [Bernie Wrightson]
Reprinted in The Masterworks Series of Great Comic Book Artists (DC, 1983 series) #3 (October 1983); in Best of DC, The (DC, 1979 series) #63 (August 1985); in Welcome Back to the House of Mystery (DC, 1998 series) #1 (July 1998)

1 page Plop! recap "Closing"

Genre Humor
Pencils Sergio Aragones
Inks Sergio Aragones
Notes Sequence on inside back cover in black and white.

1 page Plop! illustration "Nails" Nittle

Genre Humor
Pencils Basil Wolverton
Inks Basil Woverton
Notes Full image of cover image.