Plastic Man No More! #4
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| Writer | Christopher Cantwell |
| Artist | Alex Lins, Jacob Edgar |
| Cover Price | $4.99 |
IT'S THE END OF PLASTIC MAN! OR IS IT? There sure are a lot of people who'd like to stop him from detonating the nuclear bomb he fashioned out of a member of the Metal Men--including the very son he's trying to save with this kamikaze scheme. But Patrick has come too far and sacrificed too much to stop now...
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9.0
Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
Dec 18, 2024A lot of current characters like Tim Drake play key roles in the finale, and a lot of what happens feels like the natural outgrowth of character development for these leads. Read Full Review
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8.9
Comic Watch - Chad Burdette
Dec 20, 2024Plastic Man No More! #4 and the series as a whole jas been an interesting and deconstruction of Plastic Man, the sometimes criminal and sometimes hero. Unlike previous stories that have looked at Plastic Man and his struggle to make amends for his past, this series has been one that puts the father/son relation under the microscope and tugs at the heartstrings instead of going for the slapstick side of the characters. Read Full Review
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10
What a lovely little run this was.
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9.0
I cannot believe I am saying this but Cantwell pulls it off. The surprise of 2024 for sure. This series is dark and really ends with the cycle of pain being continued from one generation to another, but a slight message of hope as you see some changes of betterment with Luke. The father son moment with the bomb was done really really well and the art was perfect for it. Some might call it cheap emotional play but the moment honestly called for it, and it what let plastic man end on a positive note instead of being the thing he always feared. A great read and a perfect example of a black label done right. This could never occur in the mainline, but this was an excellent Plastic Man story. Robin rebuking Batman when he went to the more
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9.0
A solid mini about a flawed and regretful father trying to rise above his insecurities and past mistakes to do right by his son. I enjoyed this quite a bit more than I expected to and am very glad I gave it a chance. I believe this was the first thing I read by Chris Cantwell, and I have to say I am rather impressed. I will have to check out more of his stuff for now, cause this one was a great read.
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8.5
A nice finale for this miniseries. A nice balance of comedy and drama once again, in my opinion. Lins, especially, does some great stuff throughout this issue. I'm also intrigued to see what the ending means for Plastic Man going forward. I'm still a little unsure as to how canonicity works with Black Label books.
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8.0
this was a good ending
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6.0
More like Plastic Man: No Point.
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