Plastic Man No More! #3
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| Writer | Christopher Cantwell |
| Artist | Alex Lins, Jacob Edgar |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
IS PLASTIC MAN'S FATE SEALED?! Plastic Man and Woozy suffer a bit of a...setback...when trying to capture one of the Metal Men. Well, setback is putting it mildly, and now there's really no turning back toward the superheroes they once called allies. As his body grows increasingly more unstable, Plastic Man must turn to a villainous ally in hopes of constructing the weapon that could cure him--no matter how slim the odds of success...
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9.0
Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
Nov 06, 2024This story is incredibly bleak, almost unpleasantly so at point, but I can't say I'm not completely fascinated to see just how Cantwell is going to bring this to a likely tragic close. Read Full Review
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9.0
Comic Watch - Chad Burdette
Nov 11, 2024Plastic Man No More! #3 continues to send Eel down a dark path in his attempts to save his son and himself as the body count of his friends continues to rise. The deconstruction and meltdown of Plastic Man. Read Full Review
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8.5
AIPT - Lukas Shayo
Nov 06, 2024Plastic Man No More! #3 is certainly an oversized book. There are enough pages to fill two issues and enough story to fill an entire arc. Anyone who enjoyed previous issues should certainly pick up this latest release, even if only to prepare themselves for whatever fresh hell Eel cooks for himself in the following release. Something big is coming for Eel, and it could be a literal blast. Read Full Review
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8.0
The Comic Book Spot - Gio Schwab
Nov 07, 2024All the same, Plastic Man No More! #3 is a fun, grungy, low-issue investment addition to your pull list. Catch up on the limited series now before its climactic finale this December! Read Full Review
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8.5
this is an actual shockingly good series. Christopher Cantwell has not been my favorite writer, but I am happy he proved me wrong. I hope this series sticks the landing, its the biggest surprise of 2024 imo
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8.5
Another good issue from Cantwell in a shocking surprise. Things just go from bad to worse for plastic man. Well that and another murder doesnt help. Can he save himself before everything falls apart? I honestly cannot tell. Still the writing of the JL is so cynical and so odd, the different artist clearly sets it up to be a sort of parody version of them clear but I still find it jarring.
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8.5
Everything continues to hit well. The whole creative team puts out good work, just as they have with the past two issues. I liked the inclusion of Robin here, as well, as his presence makes a lot of sense for the story being told, specifically concerning Patrick and Luke.
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8.5
Poor Bobo... I am enjoying this series. Some great character moments and it's dealing with some heavy themes but is handling them very well. The art isn't perfect, but the writing is top notch.
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7.0
Dark doesn't begin to cover it.
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