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26 de ago. de 2022 · Able to disguise himself as practically anything and manifest biting mouths all over his body, Plastic Man is the ultimate vampire, and actually has a history as one of the undead. DCeased: Dead Planet turned Plastic Man into an outrageously powerful zombie , attacking as a series of jutting spikes emerging from a gigantic mouth.
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Elasticity: After being exposed to unknown chemicals Plastic Man gained the ability to manipulate his own body on a molecular level, meaning he has complete control over its shape, size, and densit...
Plastic Man está infectado por Eclipso (Jean Loring), lo que lo corrompe y vuelve a su personalidad antes se reformara. Se convierte en un criminal de nuevo, con Woozy Winks como su cómplice. Batman y Offspring trabajan juntos para acabar con él, pero el Espectro interviene y termina la batalla.
Horror. Sci-fi. DC. We're in a ball of plants surrounded by a rampaging shape-shifting monster beside a wall of hellfire... which is why we needed you to wake up. John Constantine Patrick O'Brian was a superhero known as the Plastic Man, and was turned into the Anti-Living by the Anti-Life Equation. Plastic Man was...
Hombre Plástico (en inglés, Plastic Man) (nombre real Patrick "Eel" O'Brian) es un superhéroe ficticio que aparece por primera vez en Police Comics #1, originalmente publicado por Quality Comics y más tarde adquirido por DC Comics. [2]
Plas and Luke, now suited up in his Offspring look, work together to take down a vampiric version of Plastic Man from another dimension. Following the Terribles' defeat and imprisonment, the Terrifics officially reunite as a team, with Luke, Element Dog, and Miss Terrifics joining the roster.
Plastic Man, cuyo nombre real es Patrick "Eel" O'Brian, es un personaje ficticio de DC Comics conocido por su capacidad de estirar su cuerpo en formas increíbles. Creado por Jack Cole, Plastic Man apareció por primera vez en "Police Comics" #1 en agosto de 1941.
