A quirky view of comic book history, it reflects changes in society via a colorful and informative treatment.”- MetroKids “ celebrates the imaginations of those who could combine bold, outrageous action with realistic visuals of the bizarre and confrontational. “Served up with lashings of delicious snark.”- SFX Magazine “Morris is the perfect person to reintroduce the world to these characters.Pair this book with Morris’ book of regrettable heroes and a couple tickets to the latest Marvel or DC movie, and it’ll make a great gift for fans of all ages.”- The Oklahoman “ is loads of great fun and is a welcome addition to any coffee table.”- Plain Dealer Resurrected, these forgotten villains finally enjoy a moment in the cultural spotlight alongside their overshadowing opponents at the box office.”- PRINT magazine “In a world filled with polished silver-screen superheroes, one author has curated the unthinkable.Each section is full of gorgeous vintage comic art and poignantly entertaining character entries, complete with the villain’s backstory and superhero rivals.

“ delightfully fun rundown of more than 100 of pulp history’s most marvelous forgotten baddies.”- Parade “In the realm of comic books, the undisputed guru of all things ridiculous, forgotten, and regrettable is Jon Morris.”- VICE “A sequel to Morris’s acclaimed The League of Regrettable Superheroes, this quick-read volume is a chronological encyclopedia of the strangest and silliest antagonists ever to appear in sequential art.”- Vulture

The legion of regrettable superheroes