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	Plastic Man - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Plastic Man had been a crook named Patrick "Eel" O'Brian when he was shot by a security guard and struck by a falling drum full of an unidentified acid, some of which entered Eel's wound.
		Originally, the Plastic Man series in the 1960's tied in the son of the original as interacting with the Inferior Five, later identified as residing on Earth-Twelve.
		Plastic Man was briefly mentioned by the Elongated Man and Green Lantern (John Stewart) in one episode of the Justice League Unlimited animated series, but for unexplained reasons (likely involving broadcasting rights, the reason Blue Beetle could not appear on JLU), did not appear on the show.
	www.higiena-system.com /wiki/link-Plastic_Man (2692 words)

	Plastic Man - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Plastic Man (Patrick "Eel" O'Brian) is a fictional comic-book superhero originally published by Quality Comics and later acquired by DC Comics.
		Fantastic or the Elongated Man (who retain their human physiology while elastic), Plastic Man appears to have no circulatory system or internal organs; when his body is sliced or broken into pieces, there's no bleeding, and the exposed edges appear to have the same uniform pink color as his skin.
		Plastic Man was briefly mentioned by the Green Lantern and Elongated Man in the episode The Greatest Story Never Told of the Justice League Unlimited animated series, but did not appear on the show.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Plastic_Man (3259 words)

	Plastic Man I
		Plastic Man dropped his criminal alter ego when he was offered a job on the police force.
		Plastic Man saved Wonder Woman’s life, digging his pliable fingers into her ear and removing a piece of nanotech created by Ra’s that had lodged in her brain and was killing her.
		Plastic Man showed her that he still kept her old picture in his wallet, and all was forgiven.
	www.angelfire.com /ar/hellUSA/Plasticman.html (3095 words)

	Plastic Man
		Plastic Man is a fictional superhero originally published by Quality Comics during the Golden Age of Comic Books, and later acquired by DC Comics.
		Plastic Man has the power to stretch and shape his body to any form he wants, a power that has since been duplicated in other comic book superheroes, such as Mr.
		Plastic Man later acquired a sidekick called Woozy Winks, a doofus who was originally magically endowed with the power that nature itself will protect him from harm.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Plastic_Man.php (959 words)

	The History of Plastic Man
		Plastic Man would then get his own comic in the Summer of 1943.
		What made Plastic Man important to the comic industry, was that he was a real shot of creativity.
		Plastic Man was also the obvious inspiration for DC's Elongated Man, and Marvels' Mr.
	www.plasticman.ca /plasticman_history.html (1188 words)

	Plastic Man
		After starring in Police Comics for several years (through to its cancellation in 1950 with #102), Plastic Man finally got his own title in 1943 - it enjoyed a lengthy run, lasting fifty-two issues before finally cancelling in 1955, the year before D.C. Comics bought the rights to all the Quality characters and titles.
		Nearly the first of the stretching characters (he was beaten by Thin Man), he was revived in 1966 in House of Mystery #160, when Dial H for Hero's Robby Reed transformed into him.
		Plastic Man was the star of his own cartoon on 22nd September 1979, when Ruby-Spears Productions made a cartoon which premiered on ABC.
	www.internationalhero.co.uk /p/plastman.htm (627 words)

	Plastic Man
		Plastic Man may be a shapeshifter, but he is chromatically challenged when it comes to the colour of the objects he forms - this gives the biggest clue to Plaz' whereabouts - look for the red object with the yellow and fl stripes.
		Plastic Man was drafted into the Justice League by Batman to infiltrate the Injustice Gang and impersonate the Joker.
		Plastic Man is one of the fastest thinking of the Justice Leaguers.
	captain.custard.org /geo_old/jfiles/plasticman.html (584 words)

	Plastic Man index
		The Plastic Man of this series is revealed to be the son of an earlier Plastic Man in issue #7.
		Synopsis: Plastic Man and company go for a vacation to a resort at which a hog-calling contest is being held, and at which a youth named Robby Reed is working, whose hero-forms have turned evil thanks to a rusty H-dial.
		Synopsis: Plastic Man and Woozy Winks are assigned to bring in a syndicate informer for questioning, which becomes difficult when they learn the bus in which they are transporting him is filled with hired killers.
	darkmark6.tripod.com /plastic_man_index.html (3039 words)

	Amazon.com: Plastic Man: On the Lam: Books: Kyle Baker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The general plot, in which Eel is framed for murder and Plastic Man must clear his name, is paper thin, but it provides an excellent backdrop for Stretch to do his thing, and it allows Baker's comic inventiveness to shine in endless sight gags.
		I loved Plastic Man in the old Batman comics and in his own books, and Plastic Sam was unique in that it was one of the funniest Mad parodies yet still remained true to the original in a way that Mad's other victims couldn't claim.
		Plastic Man as seen through the eyes of Kyle Baker is pure parody delivered in eye-popping color.
	www.amazon.com /Plastic-Man-Lam-Kyle-Baker/dp/1401203434 (1909 words)

	Amazon.com: The Plastic Man Archives, Vol. 1 (DC Archive Editions): Books: Jack Cole (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Out of the five archives on Plastic Man to date I like this one the best (but this is not to say the rest are bad 2-5 are mearly terrific while this one is Plaz-tastic).
		Plastic Man faces a variety of criminals, some fairly conventional (a dope ring, a group of Axis spies) to the bizarre (a brain that won't die, a thug whose lower body has been replaced by a peg, and man-eating trees).
		In the first issue, Plastic Man was the fourth or fifth story, and the cover belonged to a character called Firebrand.
	www.amazon.com /Plastic-Archives-Vol-Archive-Editions/dp/1563894688 (1910 words)

	Plastic Man #1
		In but a few sentences and lots of exposition, Baker explained Plastic Man's history for new readers, returned the character to his detective roots and started a storyline that'll keep us hooked for long.
		Baker's Plastic Man's work, unlike many comic books, could be used straight up as a storyboard for a cartoon series without much changes.
		Plastic Man #1 is probably the best new comic of 2003, and it comes closest to capturing the manic and wildly inventive spirit of the Golden Age Plastic Man comics created by Jack Cole for Quality Comics.
	www.comicbookbin.com /plasticman01.html (725 words)

	Plastic Man #2
		Kyle Baker really stretches his comedic talents in this issue as Plastic Man's boss in the FBI orders him to take on a sexy, new female partner to track down suspected murderer, Eel O'Brien-- who, as reader are aware, is Plastic Man himself.
		Meanwhile, Plastic Man's erstwhile sidekick, Woozy decides that the only way to be taken seriously as a partner is to become a superhero.
		The laughs come every panel and are surprisingly varied, from the slapstick to the subtle, from Plastic Man offering to serve as a woman's bicycle seat to the pictures in Eel O'Brien's wallet.
	www.comicbookbin.com /plasticman02.html (368 words)

	PLASTIC MAN
		I just don't like to pay it to Plastic Man, but that's the other end or the story, and we'll cross over to it when we've picked around a while on this end.
		Plastic Man was bent over like a U bolt stuck in the ground.
		Plastic Man didn't seem to be in pain.
	www.altx.com /katz/Plastic.htm (1495 words)

	Fanzing 37 - August 2001 - Happy Birthday, Plastic Man!
		However, the icon most ignored both in the JLA and as an icon in general is Plastic Man. This month, Plastic Man celebrates his sixtieth anniversary as a celebrated comic book hero.
		When Plastic Man arrived on the scene in 1941, he was a completely original idea.
		It is time that Plastic Man is recognized as the icon that he is and stopped being ignored and cheated out of the legacy that is rightfully his.
	www.monitorduty.com /mag/fanzing37/feature8.shtml (648 words)

	IGN: The Stax Report: Script Review of Plastic Man
		The moments where Plastic Man threatens the villain's life actually jarred me since it was so at odds with the benign character that the Wachowskis had created.
		All in all, Plastic Man was the closest to a children's film that I'd ever expect from the Wachowski brothers.
		This is how Daniel O'Brien becomes Plastic Man. Like the opening scene where we view the world from the terrified point of view of a lab rat, O'Brien's transformation mixes nasty humor with horror.
	movies.ign.com /articles/422/422558p1.html (1331 words)

	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Plastic Man
		Plas was cast as the one sane man in a world gone mad — a situation made all the funnier by the fact that he himself, with all his shape-shifting, was the silliest-looking of the lot.
		Plastic Man, who had already lost his berth in Police Comics, was among those dropped.
		Even today, he turns up occasionally as a guest star in various DC comics, and is currently serving as comedy relief in the latest incarnation of The Justice League of America.
	www.toonopedia.com /plas.htm (510 words)

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		The Man, apparently in a hurry, slugs down the last of the coffee, crumbles the cup in his fist and without a second thought, tosses the cup into the hedge.
		The security man is a hundred feet away, but before he can even get his gun out -- O'Brien's arm shoots down the hall, a huge hand reaching -- Covering the security man's entire head before he is able to scream.
		The second man grabs her, causing her to drop the extinguisher into the puddle of foaming nitrogen.
	www.scifiscripts.com /scripts/PlasticMan.txt (17792 words)

	WizKids - DC HeroClix
		Plastic Man is a great unit for tying up the enemy—and we mean that he can wrap himself around his opponent and hang on to them until bigger muscle shows up.
		Plasticity is a great ability for making an opposing figure stay where you want him, and it doesn’t cost you an action once Plastic Man is next to the target.
		Shapechange allows Plastic Man to maneuver, dodging attacks until you’re ready for him to beef up a bit.
	www.wizkidsgames.com /heroclix/dc/figuregallery.asp?unitid=2323 (195 words)

	The Popular Imagination -- Jack Cole and Plastic Man
		From all reasonable accounts, Cole was good-humored, and possessed the wherewithal to endure the long hours and short respect of the early comic book industry, perhaps evident by his ingenious creation Plastic Man, a criminal who reforms when a chemical spill makes his body rubber.
		However, Spiegelman also demonstrates Cole was a man at odds with himself, brewing an internal conflict that would eventually prove too much a burden to live with.
		Two of the most welcome pieces in the book are written by Cole: the first, an essay published in Boy's Life detailing his coast to coast bike ride as a teenager, and the second, a brief letter to Hefner, where Cole tells the publisher he's going to commit suicide.
	www.onceuponadime.com /reviews/plasticmanbook.htm (538 words)

	JACK COLE AND PLASTIC MAN: FORMS STRETCHED TO THEIR LIMITS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		It's impossible not to smile when Plastic Man twists and contorts his elastic body into an endless array of shapes as he easily defeats the bad guys, taking the reader on a surreal journey into crime-fighting.
		Follow Plastic Man as he takes on arch-villain Sadly-Sadly Sanders, as well as a gang of crooks who become plasti-cized and try to beat Plastic Man at his own game.
		With a fascinating back story, a manic design style, and a colorful cast of characters, "Jack Cole and Plastic Man" is an intriguing look at this beloved comic book hero and his engaging creator.
	www.dccomics.com /features/plas (374 words)

	Plastic Man
		As a member of the JLA, Plastic Man's upbeat nature and sense of humor serve as much-needed comic relief to JLA meetings and missions.
		As an unfortunate result of the Obsidian Age, Plastic Man spent three thousand years at the bottom of the sea consciously scattered in thousands of pieces.
		While some believe that Plastic Man was brought into the JLA to be the team's comic relief, Batman asserts it was for his amazing shape-changing powers and ability to think fast on his feet.
	galileo.spaceports.com /~xsufiru/databank/PlasticMan/index.htm (332 words)

	The Plastic Man Comedy-Adventure Show TV Show
		"Plastic Family" focused on the adventures of all three of the Plastic Family.
		"Mighty Man & Yukk" was about a tiny Superhero and his dog that could talk and wears a doghouse because he is so ugly that he could practically kill with his ugliness.
		Plastic Man was, if memory serves me correctly, 90 minutes during its first season, as it was followed by Scooby & Scrappy Doo, then Spider-Woman.
	www.retrojunk.com /details_tvshows/1302-the-plastic-man-comedy-adventure-show (393 words)

	Plastic Man - Message Board - ezboard.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Plastic Man was in his office with Woozy when they were hired by an injured colleague, Philo Phaxx, to find a ‘T.B.’ arriving in Metropolis and stop them.
		Plastic Man helps easily defeat the villian and his hordes, but the heroes are left wondering why Apokolips would attack when they have a non-agression pact with the President.
		After the destruction of the JSA brownstone, Plastic Man embarks on a crime wave in Fawcett City, and helps the possessed Captain marvel defeat the Marvel Family.
	pub24.ezboard.com /fskindexfrm42.showMessage?topicID=184.topic (481 words)

	TheFourthRail.com
		Given that Plastic Man has become the comedy relief of the JLA, not to mention the sort of whacked-out style that was the Jack Cole Plastic Man, a humorous interpretation of the character seems not only natural but probably the only way to go with the character.
		Baker is definitely playing around with the weird and nearly unlimited potential of Plastic Man's powers that some writers have picked up on, showing him using his powers to change shape in more subtle as well as drastic ways and even be in more than one place at a time.
		Maybe that's the problem, not that Plastic Man is something of a lightweight comic, but that my expectations were sort of edgy Baker fare and instead I'm getting a comic that could be placed without much risk next to Powerpuff Girls and Archie on the shelves.
	www.thefourthrail.com /reviews/snapjudgments/120103/plasticman1.shtml (506 words)

	Florida plastic surgeon in Boca Raton, Dr. Daniel Man, MD
		Daniel Man has dedicated his life's work to helping people look younger and feel more attractive, while improving their quality of life through cosmetic surgery.
		He has been called "The Renaissance Man" by Plastic Surgery Products Magazine, and he was named "Humanitarian of the Year" by Palm Beach County Coalition of Victim Services.
		Man's office is located directly across from Boca Raton Community Hospital at 851 Meadows Road, Suite 222, Boca Raton, Florida 33486, phone number 1-800-232-5508.
	www.drman.com (293 words)

	Plastic Man film movie trailer review at The Z Review
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		"this film [Plastic Man] was mentioned as one of the projects to be taken on by MDP Worldwide/ Neverland Pictures once Mark Damon and Michael Jackson strike a deal.
		They wrote the script for a Plastic Man movie in the same perios as the V For Vendetta one they wrote.
	www.thezreview.co.uk /comingsoon/p/plasticman.htm (268 words)

	Comic Book Resources - Comic Book News, Reviews and Commentary - Updated Daily!
		Their heist is foiled by what appears to be Plastic Man and his unseen rotund assistant (the gallery’s lights are broken during the melee) but the bad guys make their getaway under the cover of darkness created by a smoke bomb.
		But one day, he stumbled across the bottle of acid that Plastic Man saved as “a memento of the great change in his life” and instead of poisoning the tyke, it instead imparted the same shape-shifting powers to him as it did to his father years before!
		Plastic Man worked hard to train young “Plastic Man Junior”, as did Plas’ chubby sidekick, Woozy Winks, another reformed con man (who tried to teach Junior his pickpocketing skills.) Gordon and Plas finally arrive at Plastic Acres, the old folk’s home where Plas Senior not only resides, but also happens to own!
	www.comicbookresources.com /columns/oddball/index.cgi?date=2002-03-27 (1301 words)

	Plastic Man - Pazsaz Entertainment Network
		He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe (1983)
		Plastic Man was Ruby-Spears' adaptation of a comic book hero for the cartoons.
		Plastic Man had an elastic body that allowed him to stretch and bend any way he wanted.
	www.pazsaz.com /plastic.html (120 words)

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