While there are some heroes that it’s impossible to imagine not being in the League, DC’s premier superhero team has been known to be as flexible as Plastic Man.

Find out in this week’s review of Justice League Unlimited #4!!! I consider myself a bit of a Justice League expert. A connoisseur, if you will.

The Justice League is a DC comic group of heroes consisting of some other the most famous names and faces in all comic book ...

The Atom Project intervenes to help Plastic Man and Phantom Girl regain their lost powers. Justice League faces ecological disaster from Inferno, challenging heroes and Swamp Thing’s fate.

Plastic Man has appeared in several animated adaptations, such as Batman: The Brave and the Bold and Justice League Action.

From Justice League: Gods and Monsters to Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, the League's greatest animated adventures ...

Nothing. So that's the approach I'm taking to Plastic Man No More, a new comic just released by DC Comics. In it, the pliable superhero gets blasted by a death ray from the villain Solaris.

Plastic Man No More! sees the criminal-turned-superhero embark on a mission with the Justice League, only for it to go terribly wrong and leave him with catastrophic cellular damage. Seemingly ...

Across 52 episodes, Justice League expanded the world Bruce Timm and co. created in those first two shows with the best adaptation of DC's premier super-team to date.

1. Batman: The Animated Series (1992-95) Warner Bros. Pictures To no one’s surprise, Batman: The Animated Series remains the best version of the Dark Knight’s cartoon adventures.

The Justice League cartoon is one of the most ambitious animated projects DC has ever produced. Starting off as one two-season show, it later continued with the sequel series Justice League Unlimited.