Raw and ungraded, bagged and boarded. Judge it from the photographs — front and back shot square-on at full resolution so you can assess corners, spine and centring yourself. Ask for more shots before you buy and I will send them.———————— DESCRIPTION ————————House of Mystery #160, cover-dated July 1966, on sale May 1966. DC Silver Age key.Lead story: Dial H for Hero: The Wizard of Light — script Dave Wood, art and cover by Jim Mooney. Backup: Martian Manhunter in The Manhunter's New Secret Identity, Jack Miller and Joe Certa.The key, stated precisely, because precision matters here: this is the first appearance of Plastic Man in a DC-published comic. Robby Reed dials into Plastic Man as one of his H-Dial identities, referring to him as a hero "from years ago" — so it is Robby as Plas, not the Plastic Man character himself. It predates DC's own Plastic Man #1 (1966), where the real character debuts at DC. Plastic Man's true first appearance is Police Comics #1, 1941, at Quality Comics, which DC later acquired.I would rather tell you exactly what this is than let you buy it thinking it is something else. It is a genuine and well-recognised key — it is just a more specific one than "1st Plastic Man."Robby also dials Giantboy and King Kandy in the same story.Bagged, boarded and shipped in a rigid mailer, posted within one business day. Any question before you buy, message me — I would rather answer it now than have you disappointed.