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[Reptisaurus!]

I would say that Baker's is the only series to really take a cue from Cole in that Plas was much more the "straight man" and left the overt joking to others.

Kind of. It did better than most latter-day Plastic Man creators.

I still hated it because it was non Jack-Cole Plastic Man, and it's my job to hate it. Slightly more, because it was Kyle Baker, and therefore was not only as good as the REAL Plastic Man, but also not as good as Why I Hate Saturn and the Cowboy Wally Show.

[DonEMC]

I would say that Baker's is the only series to really take a cue from Cole in that Plas was much more the "straight man" and left the overt joking to others.

Also, you must mean 19 great issues. The Scott Morse fill-in was all bad puns. Bad puns.

No, sorry, but I loved the Scott Morse issue. I thought it was great.

[MDG]

Kind of. It did better than most latter-day Plastic Man creators.

I still hated it because it was non Jack-Cole Plastic Man, and it's my job to hate it. Slightly more, because it was Kyle Baker, and therefore was not only as good as the REAL Plastic Man, but also not as good as Why I Hate Saturn and the Cowboy Wally Show.

I pretty much agree. I love Cole and Baker, but when I took the TPB of the Baker series out of the library, it fell kind've flat for me. And not as good as I Die At Midnight.

[Aaron King]

No, sorry, but I loved the Scott Morse issue. I thought it was great.

I'll always love his art (and wish he drew more comics), but, man, it sure felt like a fill-in. Maybe I would have liked it more as an eight-page back-up or something.