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Mike Purdy
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Plastic Man is beyond irritating...but he's the most recognizable to me
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Steve Horn
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Dwayne Gassmann
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Mr. Fantastic
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Definitive?

Plastic Man

Never cared for him, but he's not only the first but the one who really uses his stretchy-ness and is defined by it. Mr Fantastic is defined by his brain, and Elongated Man by his sleuthing.
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Wayne K Purdy
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Reed's the best, but I gotta go with Plastic Man for all the reasons stated above.
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Wallace Sellars
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Reed is my favorite, but Plastic Man wins this battle.  (By the way, for those who find Plas irritating...  Have you ever read the old Ramona Fradon-drawn issues?  They're a lot of fun...)
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David Lopez
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Mr. Fantastic. Even when discussing comic book characters with "civilians", whenever they mention "Stretch Man", it's always Reed they're referring to. 
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David Ferguson
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Wolverine

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John Young
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Paulo Pereira
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Plastic Man, since that's all he's known for or good for (he's also older than Mr. F and more iconic).  Mister Fantastic would be pretty darn useful even without his powers.

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