Another funny hero: Warner DC will make a live-action movie of "Rubber Man"

According to foreign media reports, as "Wonder Woman" and "Aquaman" continue to gain popularity, Warner Bros. recently announced that it will bring the classic DC Comics character "Plastic Man" to the big screen in an action comedy style.

"Rubber Man" was once a project planned to be adapted by the Wachowski sisters, but this Warner adaptation has nothing to do with that one. The screenwriter is Amanda Idoko.

The image of the "Rubber Man" was first created in 1941. After DC acquired the comic company Quality Comics in 1956, it became part of DC.

The real identity of the "Rubber Man" is gang member Patrick "Eel" O'Brian. During a robbery, he was unfortunately contaminated by some chemical liquid, and then he turned into a "Rubber Man" with super elasticity.

The "Rubber Man" later walked on the right path and became a policeman, often helping Batman, but he could not change his old bad habits of greed and petty theft. The "Rubber Man" also once joined the "Justice League".

The movie "Rubber Man" will be an action, comedy and adventure movie, and there is no director yet.