Let’s Talk Plastic Man (Neil)さんのイラストまとめ

Anyways, Batman tells Hal he needs to help in his Revolution, and so Hal, now merged with the Green Lantern ring/lantern, heads to earth

So it starts with Batman sending messages to Hal Jordan, who lives on a different planet and turned himself into this… Gumby thing I guess, with a family. That’s a fine idea and all but…

But why did he give Hal a defined butt

Third, you have his Legendary look, which is based on his Terrifics look. I’ve talked before about it, but I’ll say it again. There’s some extra red and yellow details, and his goggles look pretty Cole-inspired, but with no middle divider, and a red stripe on the side

So Plastic Man is finally in DC Legends! I can’t get his character atm, so I’ll just discuss some things I’ve been shared!

A lot of what I can show you comes from @/plasticdilf on tumblr, so I really recommend checking her page out!

Anyways the Hawk-Kids have markings around their eyes which I think is supposed to be a reference to markings on hawks (?) but I think it makes them look like Quiet from MGSV

Oh thank god, an actual moment of DECENCY, with Billy Batson SAVING LIVES

Also his hair makes him look like a buff Uncle Dudley

Okay, so in the middle of Superman being beaten by Brainiac, Batman and Catgirl rushing to save Hawkman and Hawkwoman, and Joker murdering heroes… there’s now a noir scene with Martian Manhunter and Question. CAN ANYTHING BE KEPT STRAIGHT AND TO THE POINT???

So i just did an edit to help discern what’s Creeper and what’s Joker and… yeah this sucks. There’s just nothing to really give any indication of what Joker is doing other than he’s dressed as Spidey, and he’s jabbing a blade through Creeper. But where is he? Which direction?

Now HERE’S a pretty infamous image, notorious for being incredibly hard to descend what’s going on. I… think I know? But it’s still difficult because A. Miller’s complete lack of detail here, and B. Him probably trying to hide the fact Joker is dressed like Spider-Man

Whenever I read New 52 Justice League issue 25 by Geoff Johns (the one where Plastic Man is given a new origin and then never elaborated on)