Mike Sterling's Progressive Ruin

Marvel editor Tom Brevoort provides the introduction to Fantastic Four: 65 Years of the World’s Greatest Comic Covers that does indeed reprint every single Fantastic Four cover from the beginning, in which he speaks fondly about a similar publication he ...

So last time I told you mostly about what was supposed to happen in Fantastic Four #296, the triple-sized 25th anniversary issue of The World’s Greatest Comic. (And the

Don’t be alarmed by the title, everything’s fine, I’m not going anywhere. But like I noted yesterday, my initial attempt at my Monday post someway, somehow, caused a glitch in the matrix here. Comments couldn’t be posted on the post, and for some folks the s...

For reasons unknown to me, the post I put up on Monday IS CURSED, and somehow 1) messed up the rendering of my page for some readers, and 2) would not allow comments to be posted. I’ve been running tests (you may see “test” comments from me here and there ’til I get around to deleting them), and even if I strip ALL the HTML mark-up from that post and reload it, it still acts ...

So there you see above, my copy of the original Justice League of America #200 from 1981, propped up there against a copy of the new Justice League of America #200 treasury-sized facsimile edition due out in your better comic shops this week, and even in mine, too.

For a long time I’ve pushed for a hardcover reprint of this, as it’s the absolute ideal of an Anni...