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Line 45: * [[Fun Personified]] * [[The Golden Age of Comic Books]] * [[Good Parents]]: He actively tries to be this for his own son after he had abandoned the kid his entire life. He once [[~~Refused~~Refusal of the Call\|refused the call]] out of fear that returning to life as [[Plastic Man]] would force him to abandon his son again. His son is the one who convinces him to go back into action. ** In the miniseries ''The Kingdom''(the sequel to ''[[Kingdom Come]]''), Plas's son reluctantly becomes a superhero named [[Incredibly Lame Pun\|Offspring]]. It actually helps him understand what his dad went through and appreciate him even more. The hug between the two at the end of the storyline has got to be [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming\|the most adorable superhero father/son moment in comics history]]. [https://web.archive.org/web/20130504203043/http://pah2.golding.id.au/images/PlasticManOffspring.jpg Observe :)] * [[Green Lantern Ring]]: Plas' shapeshifting can be surprisingly versatile. ** While much has been made of the fact that he can't change color (or change color easily, [[Depending on the Writer]]), Plas is smart enough to use this common knowledge to his advantage, and has used shadowing and makeup to trick even Lex Luthor for an extended period of time. Line 78: {{reflist}} [[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:DC Comics Characters]] [[Category:The DCU]] [[Category:The Forties]] [[Category:~~Plastic Man~~Character]]]