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“A volume rich with historical anecdotes and informed commentary on every era of comics
history.―—A.V. Club“With its gorgeous full page images of the comics and humorous
descriptions of the heroes, each second-stringer gets a few pages of glory.―—Boing
Boing“Jon Morris has compiled the histories and art of some of the strangest and most
unusual superheroes that ever saw print and collected them here for you. Definitely check it
out!―—Nerdist“This compendium of short-lived superheroes (from actual comics) will thrill
and amaze.―—Mental Floss“A great idea, executed with adroit prose, attractive design and
painstaking production quality. . .  turning what could have been a merely dutiful archive into a
vibrant, living, expertly curated tour of a long-neglected and seriously goofy facet of American
cultural history.―—NPRâ€s Monkey See “[A]n amusing collection of obscure
wonderments.―—Sci Fi magazine“Forgotten but not gone, cartoonist and graphic
designer Jon Morris has lovingly resurrected, wittily chronicled, and copiously illustrated these
idiosyncratic super-D-list-ers—more than a hundred—for our enlightenment
and—mostly—amusement.―—PRINT magazine“[Morrisâ€s] wealth of knowledge and
whip-smart sense of humor add up to a book thatâ€s both deeply informative and quite
funny.―—Seattle Weekly  “This excellent book would be a worthy addition to any comic
fanâ€s collection, be they the hardcore enthusiast or the more casual fan of the superhero
genre.―—ComicBook.com“This compilation is essential reading both old and new fans who
revel in the art of comic books. . . This is a wealth of comic art and undeniable fun.―—The New
York Journal of Books Praise for national bestseller The Legion of Regrettable
Supervillains:“Fascinating.―—Entertainment Weekly “A sequel to Morrisâ€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 “In the realm of comic books, the undisputed guru of all things ridiculous,
forgotten, and regrettable is Jon Morris.―—VICE “[A] delightfully fun rundown of more
than 100 of pulp historyâ€s most marvelous forgotten baddies.―—Parade“Full of gorgeous
vintage comic art and poignantly entertaining character entries.―—PRINT magazine Praise
for The League of Regrettable Sidekicks:“A gorgeous technicolor reference
tome.―—Tor.com   “Entertaining, well-written and researched. . . Highly
recommended!―—My Comic Book Jon Morris is a cartoonist and graphic designer and author
of The League of Regret­table Superheroes (Quirk, 2015), The Legion of Regrettable

Supervillains (Quirk, 2017), and The League of Regrettable Sidekicks (Quirk, 2018). Since the
late 1990s, heâ€s operated the blog Gone & Forgotten, an irreverent in-depth look at the
worst, the lowliest, and the most unfortunate stories and characters comic books have ever
offered. See al