Patrick "Eel" O'Brian is a former criminal who, during a botched robbery, is doused in a cauldron of an unknown industrial chemical that he...
The bullet that got into her bloodstream caused a mutation process throughout her body that changed her physiology. , turning O'Brian into a being in a liquid state, not completely
liquid or solid, with complete control over its structure. O'Brian's dissatisfaction with his criminal life and his desire to transform himself led him to adopt the codename Plastic

Man and start acting like a detective and superhero who can stretch his limbs and body to superhuman size and length with no known limit. Able
change its density, becoming as dense as a rock or as flexible as a rubber band. O'Brian can even shrink to a few centimeters in height,
being the shape of a pocket in Batman's belt or being larger than a skyscraper, and is able to alter his strength by enlarging or adding additional muscles. Although he is one of the most powerful entities on the planet due to the unlimited nature of his powers, he has a relaxed and cheerful attitude towards life that many people do not take him seriously. He has served as a member of the Justice League, the All-Star Squadron, and The Freedom Fighters. The only limit to O'Brian's powers is related to his colors, which he cannot change without intense concentration. He usually dislikes this ability and keeps his costume yellow and red. Even with this limitation, Plastic Man can turn into an exact duplicate of countless red/yellow/black objects.

Created by Jack Cole in 1941, he was originally a Quality Comics character during the Golden Age of Comic Books, later acquired by DC Comics and became part of the cast of characters in the DC Universe. Plastic Man was one of the first superheroes to incorporate humor into conventional action storytelling.
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