Worst. Comicbook. Ever.

What’s the worst comic ever published?

I submit to you: Tod Holton, Super Green Beret.

http://www.geocities.com/thoughtviper/holton/th.html

This has got to be the worst ever. Juvenile? Check Godawful art? Check. Horrible dialog? Check. Racist? Check. Stupid concept? Check. Jingoist? Check. Totally ignorant about the setting? Check.

Follow the link, if you dare. If you can come up with a more ridiculous comic book, I for one would like to see it. But I believe it cannot be done. IT CANNOT BE DONE.

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NFL SuperPro, from Marvel

Hmmm…I’ll have to vote for Regan’s Raiders, a comic about President Regan and his cabinet acting as a team of heroic super-commandos.

I didn’t know Donald Regan was president. Musta snuck into the Oval Office sometime when Ron, Nancy, and George Sr. was out of the country…

I’d have to say that I think HANSI: The Girl Who Loved the Swastika gives Super Green Beret a run for its money. Magic Monkeys are goofy and surreal, but the scene where Russian soldiers refuse to rape Hansi because she’s too skinny, that’s pure retardation right there.

I can’t imagine this could be very good.

You’ve got to love the look on Superman’s face, though. I guess he knows, in his heart, that there are tentacles and furries approaching and he’s a comic-book character.

No, Captain Carrot was very good! Funny, funny-animals.

Not Donald, comedian Brian Regan.

Yeesh…and I thought Jack Chick was bad! Looks like Mr. Chick has some competition.

Spider-Man: Chapter One
Super Green Beret is Shakespeare next to it.

If you keep it among big comic publihsers, then nothing published was worse than “Brother Power, the Geek”
Cite: http://www.comicbookresources.com/columns/oddball/index.cgi?date=2003-09-29

Maybe, but when Brother Power made an appearance in Swamp Thing years later, it was an excellent story.

Oh my freaking God. Tod Holton has reduced me to a quivering lump of jelly. It wouldn’t be so bad except for that guy’s commentary.

I just had to chew on my hand to keep from laughing really loud at work. Then I closed the window. I shall look at it later tonight.

I’m still convinced that the worst comic book title of all time was Marvel Spotlight. The characters, situations, and dialog were consistently atrocious. (Star Lord, with an “element gun” that shoots air, earth, fire, and water, in a setting about as subtle as Galactica’s “War of the Gods”? Captain Universe, who posessed the Uni-power, and uttered such great curses as “Beans!”?)

You take that back! I was Captain Universe once and I saved this lousy planet and no one even realized it! Harumph.

Max, tell me you didn’t actually send away for that comic…please…

I should second Spider-Man: Chapter One. Atrocious. “Hey, the Sandman and Green Goblin must be related! They have the same hair!”

What’s so special about that? Everyone I know can shoot air, earth, and water. And after eating at a cheap Mexican restaurant, I bet they can shoot fire, too.

Yeah, but what have you done for us lately? :slight_smile:

Ooooh, like the GI Joe figure that had your own stats? The did that for Captain Universe? I’d have soooo been there! I was just going by the tag line “The Hero Who Could Be You!” As far as you guys know, I was! Maybe I should post this over in this month’s “Is Anyone On the SDMB Really a Celebrity?” thread.

Did anyone get that GI Joe figure that had your own stats? I really wanted to, but my mom would never let me.