What comic book artists made a name for themselves in the worst possible way? David and Chris dig deep to discover those artists who probably should not have darkened the door of prominent Marvel and DC characters. Plus - What do the Warlord and Paul Stanley have in common?

(00:00:00) Intro

(00:01:58) What We're Reading-Swamp Thing by Rick Veitch

(00:10:58) What We're Reading-Captain Britain Omnibus, Star Wars Han Solo Hunt for the Falcon, Legion of Superheroes 5 Years Later

(00:17:17) Least Favorite Artists

(00:23:37) Captain America

(00:29:23) Batman

(00:36:16) Superman

(00:41:06) Justice League

(00:46:32) Spider-Man

(00:51:26): Fantastic Four

(00:53:36) The Flash

(00:58:09) Trivia (of a sort)

(01:12:30) Outro

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