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Sep 27, 2026

Al MilgromGUEST
91:11
They had, um, They had – oh, I'm having a senior moment.
Al MilgromGUEST
91:17
Well, you know, the guy who created Plastic Man.
John SiuntresHOST
91:19
Oh, Jack – now I'm having a
Al MilgromGUEST
91:23
senior moment.
John SiuntresHOST
91:28
wonderful.
Al MilgromGUEST
91:30
And, you know, Jack Cole and, you know, and going back to Bill Everett, those – in the early 40s, those guys were, like, tremendously creative, and they both created a number of new – characters that people have now forgotten.
Al MilgromGUEST
91:46
But the enduring ones, you know, are Plastic Man and Sub-Mariner, but both of them created a number of other successful characters, you know, almost on a par with Simon and Kirby.
Al MilgromGUEST
91:58
And who else was I going to say? I don't
ZachHOST
27:34
One of my favorite details is that Elongated Man is on Justice League Task Force for a bit.
ZachHOST
27:38
My favorite fact about Elongated Man is that he was created in part by Julia Schwartz, who really wanted to create a stretching character similar to Plastic Man, but forgot that dc owned plastic man so he created his own new stretchy man and then found out after the fact
SethHOST
27:56
that dc had owned plastic man since the 50s
ZachHOST
27:59
if anyone has memories of playing any of the pac-man clones we talked about any thoughts on them if you want to play horus or casey munchkin after we talked about them let us know you can do so by emailing us at classic gaming brothers at gmail.com you can like and subscribe to us on youtube you can follow us on All the social medias, Classic Gaming Brothers, CG Brothers Pod.
ZachHOST
28:17
We're available wherever podcasts can be found.
Ian BoothbyHOST
35:51
this was 38.
Ian BoothbyHOST
35:52
I think this beats Plastic Man.
David DedrickHOST
35:55
Okay.
Ian BoothbyHOST
35:56
I really do.
James McTeigueGUEST
2:35
And, you know, I was, uh, friendly with the Wachowskis, you know, we'd spent a lot of time on sets together throughout the world talking about different films, what we'd wanna do next, and it came to be that they'd had a three, um, film writing deal at Warner Brothers before they started The Matrix.
James McTeigueGUEST
2:52
One was, uh, Plastic Man, one was Carnivore, and the other was V for Vendetta.
Sonny BunchHOST
2:57
Mm-hmm.
James McTeigueGUEST
2:58
And so, uh, uh, in the climate of the time, we thought it'd be, like, great to, um, dust off V for Vendetta.
Mark Baker WrightGUEST
24:55
Kyle Baker, who did the inks.
Mark Baker WrightGUEST
24:57
Kyle Baker, of course, became much more famous for doing Plastic Man many years later.
Mark Baker WrightGUEST
25:01
But William Johnson...
Mark Baker WrightGUEST
25:02
While his art is very nice, I only
JamesHOST
41:13
No, no.
CameronHOST
41:14
Um, Plastic Man animated show.
CameronHOST
41:17
Book it.
JamesHOST
41:17
Plastic Man would be awesome.
CameronHOST
41:18
Make it happen.
JamesHOST
41:19
I would love that.
Mark Baker WrightGUEST
24:55
Kyle Baker, who did the inks.
Mark Baker WrightGUEST
24:57
Kyle Baker, of course, became much more famous for doing Plastic Man many years later.
Mark Baker WrightGUEST
25:01
But William Johnson...
Mark Baker WrightGUEST
25:02
While his art is very nice, I only
Joe StatonGUEST
1:33
And it was in the days when If you went to get a haircut at the barbershop, there would be old comic books laying around.
Joe StatonGUEST
1:41
So I would be reading Plastic Man in the barbershop, and I'd be a little kid.
Joe StatonGUEST
1:47
And the more I saw in the papers and the more I was around comics, it was just what I wanted to do.
Joe StatonGUEST
1:53
It was always kind of a plug of a way I wanted to go.
Joe StatonGUEST
1:33
And it was in the days when If you went to get a haircut at the barbershop, there would be old comic books laying around.
Joe StatonGUEST
1:41
So I would be reading Plastic Man in the barbershop, and I'd be a little kid.
Joe StatonGUEST
1:47
And the more I saw in the papers and the more I was around comics, it was just what I wanted to do.
Joe StatonGUEST
1:53
It was always kind of a plug of a way I wanted to go.
Lexi RileyHOST
13:57
You should know that.
Daniel KalkaHOST
13:58
It's reminding me of the Plastic Man script where it's like, we are creating this technology that will make you immortal, but also kind of rubbery.
Lexi RileyHOST
14:10
Keep that thought in mind.
Daniel KalkaHOST
14:11
Okay.

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