Plastic Man is one of DC's most wildly inventive characters — a former safecracker turned superhero whose pliable, shape-shifting body makes him unlike any other figure in the DC Multiverse lineup. This McFarlane Toys release draws directly from The Terrifics comic series, capturing Eel O'Brian's classic red-and-black look with the goofball grin and goggle mask that have defined the character for decades. For collectors who want something genuinely different on the shelf, this is the release that delivers it.
Factory sealed in the standard DC Multiverse window box, the figure stands 7 inches tall at 1:10 scale and packs up to 22 points of articulation across a plastic-and-fabric construction. The character-specific accessory loadout is where this release really shines: an elongated looping red arm attachment and a dynamic stretching hand visually sell the elasticity gimmick better than a static sculpt ever could. An alternate serious expression head swaps in alongside the grinning default, and a pair of interchangeable hands lets collectors dial in the pose. The included Terrifics-branded art card features comic artwork on the front and a character biography on the back — a series staple that adds display and reference value.
Within the broader DC Multiverse line, Plastic Man fills a long-overdue gap for The Terrifics team — pairing naturally with Mr. Terrific, Metamorpho, and Phantom Girl for anyone building out that roster. The DC logo display base keeps the figure upright in any dynamic pose, and the stretching accessories mean display options go well beyond a standard standing shot. This one suits comic purists and DC deep-cut collectors equally.