The True Story of Smokey the Bear...I have that one....what do mean worst comic ever? I also have the Adventures of BIG BOY and the Adventures of Kool-Aid Man, worth ever penny they cost!

Remember only YOU can prevent bad comics...

dmgscr: Warren Ellis wrote Doom 2099 #24-39.

Wow did anyone ever read Super-Pro. A loser fooball has been who gets a super powered football uniform that random scientist #47 made. Using football themed weapons.
It still haunts me.

worst series the revamp of the old Turok Son of Stone by the folks at Valiant hey I've got a copy of Super Pro #1- its a collectors item isn't it? Worth big big bucks - it even has Spider-Man in it got to quit drinking that stuff

Has anybody read the New direction Thunderbolts?

WOW it's bad.

Gary

Suicide Squad was decent.

It was just Super-Villain Team-Up. I just sold my #1 of that series.

I have one of those Archie Chirstian comics. I think it's called The Good Son. That would get my vote.

Blue Beetle #60! Worst Golden Age book I have ever read. Bad art, worse plotting, and inane dialogue, totally horrible. No wonder it was the last issue in the run!

Image of the Beast, an underground/indepencdent one-shot comic based on the book of the same title. Horrible stuff and downright nasty. For sheer depravity just for the sake of depravity, the Faust comics by Vigil is a series to avoid at all costs. The cover showing the spread eagle lady pleasuring herself with a bloody razor was an absolute all-time low for comics. The whole run was like something out of one of of Saddam Hussein's wet dreams. Nasty, sick crapola.

You can pretty much take your pick of some of those corny independent comics in the 80's and certainly the Human Fly and Capt. Marvel from MF are truly horrible in both story and art. However, when I think of the worst comic I have ever read, (and I have read almost 20,0000) two come to mind.
The first is Defenders #30 in which the whole team is defeated by a Broadway reject with tuxedo tails. Dr. Strange and company took over the whole world but were laid low by a guy and his gadgets... yeah, right!!!! Terrible in concept and execution.. really laughable.

Probably even worse was Dell's Neutro from 1967. Really has to be seen to be believed. The art looks like it was done by a grade schooler during an earthquake. Proportions change from panel to panel with little detail in the art. Some panels are messily inked and others look like they were barely inked at all. Now for the really bad part! Although this was Neutro's only appearance (thank God)the pacing is choppy and the dialogue banal. There are huuuuuge leaps in logic that span from the highly improbable to the downright impossible. I could go on and on but I'm sure you have the idea by now.

The Defenders was a particularly bad title. Picking the worst one is sooooo hard! I think its worst issue was the one in which a cosmic-powered alien with a huge head reduces Magneto and a few other heavies into babies....then he leaves Earth never to be seen again! At the end of the comic Magneto and the Blob and others are just crying babies sitting on the floor! The end!!?? Let's work on the OVERALL continuity a little more next time, guys! Another comic title I HATED was the whole run of the Magneto title. This thing made The Joker title look good by comparison! (Thank GOD I never spent a penny of my own money on this junk.) It was indeed the real Magneto we all love to hate, but thanks to a homoerotic makeover they gave him flowing white locks of hair, reduced his age so that he could have been on Dawson's Creek, and they made him a really good guy who was just a little confused about his almost-killed-the-world-50-times-so-far past. Every one of those issues that I've seen was a stinker destined for the these-will-never-sell long boxes. How great comic creators like Rand Holmes and Harvey Pekar have to beg borrow and steal to get their stuff into print while junk like the above mentioned comics justifies killing a tree to some corporate editorial flunky at Marvel is absolutely beyond me.

"The Defenders was a particularly bad title. Picking the worst one is sooooo hard! I think its worst issue was the one in which a cosmic-powered alien with a huge head reduces Magneto and a few other heavies into babies....then he leaves Earth never to be seen again! At the end of the comic Magneto and the Blob and others are just crying babies sitting on the floor! The end!!?? Let's work on the OVERALL continuity a little more next time, guys!" LOL booksforever, i had that Defenders ish when i was a kid. I never found out how Magneto and his "Babyhood of Evil Mutants" got out of that one. That was a crazy story, huh? Where's ALPHA the Ultimate Mutant Menace, today, i wonder???