Plastic Man swaps powers with Phantom Girl, gaining intangibility from her alien lineage in JLU #3. Phantom Girl struggles with new Plastic Woman powers, facing issues without self-control.

Plastic Man's powers are unraveling; can a villainous weapon cure him despite its slim success odds? Woozy, Plastic Man face setbacks with Metal Men, alienating allies with no path back to herohood.

Plastic Man No More! #1 is an interesting take on a classic character. It is also a prime example of the off-beat, mature stories the DC Black Label line could be telling.

DC Black Label will offer a body-horror take on Plastic Man as the pliable private eye ... This leaves Eel trying to save his soul and the estranged son who may have inherited more than his powers.

Overall, he has a more limited roster of powers than Plastic Man. For example, he had a limited amount of vulnerability, and can only shape-shift in painful circumstances.

It looks like the days of "grim n' gritty" DCEU films are firmly behind us. We've got the wild and imaginative Aquaman hitting theaters in December, and kid superhero Shazam coming in 2019.

Plastic Man No More! is a four-issue series by the Eisner-nominated writer Christopher Cantwell and artist Alex Lins that looks at what might happen if Eel O’Brien's powers started to ...

While promotional art has featured a familiar version of Plastic Man, the preview pages from the upcoming first issue still depict him as being in egg form. Dark Nights: Metal #5 is on sale now ...