Gallery of Recalled Classics

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Wed Sep 17, 2008 — by Robert Greenberger

Gallery of Recalled Classics

Controversial Titles Remembered

Comic book fan Charlie Meyerson, currently a reporter for the Chicago Tribune, helped assemble a photo gallery of infamously recalled comic books. We direct your attention to their website.

Not every title included here was recalled nor is this list in any way complete. But in the wake of last week's recall and reprinting of Action Comics #869, All-Star Batman & Robin #10, and DC: Decisions #1, it was a good time to go tripping down memory lane.

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