NOTICE! This issue of Hey Kids, Comics! has been recalled by the publisher. Please remove all unsold copies from your racks and cease sales of this issue immediately by order of the publisher. A Return Authorization Number will be provided by your distributor and a full refund will be issued for all returned copies. A corrected reprinted edition will ship in the coming weeks that will rectify any and all aspects of this issue that were incorrect, inaccurate, mislabeled, offensive, or otherwise would have given cause for necessitating an immediate recall. We at the JCU apologize for any inconvenience or interruption of sales this recall return may have caused. A special gold foil embossed limited edition of this issue will be provided with the replacement copies as a thank you for your cooperation in this matter.

Thank you,

Comic Book Bernie Sanders

Editior-in-Chief, JCU Virtual Funny Book

Seriously, though, this issue finds Andrew Farmer and Cole Houston talking up recalls of comic book print runs from bygone eras. From the infamous Elseworlds 80-Page Giant to a certain issue of Doctor Strange to the unlicensed restaurant-based comic Halle the Hooters Girl, many a comic book has been halted at the printer, recalled from retail, or otherwise brought back from publishers.

The reasons for comic book recalls are varied, mostly printing or paper cutting errors on the part of the printer. However, some recalls stand out because of knee-jerk reactions by overly sensitive publishers or content that may have been beyond the ideal age range of certain books. Join your hosts as they examine some of the more striking recalls in comic book history.