Eel O'Brian has a lot going he's a petty thief, a con artist who manages a strip club and, last but not least, the pliable paladin Plastic Man. And now he may also be the world's only hope against a secret society of sociopaths who have infiltrated the Justice League! Written by Eisner Award-nominated author Gail Simone ( Secret Six , Domino ) with art by her Birds of Prey collaborator Adriana Melo ( Catwoman , Ms. Marvel ), Plastic Man finds Eel trying to bounce back from a life of bad intentions and worse deeds, a struggle made all the harder when he gets recruited by an agent who's absolutely certain a sinister cabal has worked its way in with the good guys. How will Plastic Man uncover the truth? He has no idea, but you can find out here. Collecting the entire six-issue miniseries.
Publication Year: 2019
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I haven’t laughed this much while reading a comic since the last time I read Plastic Man.
There’s a special place in my heart for Plastic Man. When my oldest (now 20) was a kindergartner, I read him Plastic Man at night. Every month, we’d go to the comic store to pick up the latest issue, and we’d laugh and laugh.
Well, my oldest picked up this volume of Plastic Man stories as a nostalgia play a couple of weeks ago. I read it today, and I laughed laughed. Out loud. And even got a little choked up at one point, too.
If you enjoy silly jokes and comics that are actually comical, you cannot go wrong with Plastic Man. One word of advice, however: don’t read it somewhere quiet is required. You’ll laugh and laugh.