Series

Major Bummer (1997)

DC Comics •

1997 - 1998

Description

Lou Martin is a dedicated slacker who wakes up one day with superhuman strength and a mysterious ability to build advanced weaponry in his sleep. Committed to a life of video games and B-movies, Lou resists the hero role while his equally hapless powered-up neighbors keep dragging him back in. A DC comedy by John Arcudi and Doug Mahnke, running fifteen issues.

Series Details

Publisher

DC Comics

Type

Regular Series

Status

Completed

Run

1997 - 1998

Issues Count

Genre

Comedy

Format

Standard

Original Language

English

Language

English

Creators

Carla Feeny

Colorist

Doug Mahnke

Penciller, Inker, Cover Artist, Other

Jamison

Colorist, Other

John Arcudi

Writer

John Dell

Inker, Cover Artist, Other

Peter J. Tomasi

Writer, Editor

Todd Klein

Letterer

Tom Nguyen

Inker

Willie Schubert

Letterer

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Issues

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What The Hell..?

Major Bummer (1997)

Jun 18, 1997

Term Paper Of The...Gods?

Major Bummer (1997)

Jul 16, 1997

Alone Against The Other Guys!

Major Bummer (1997)

Aug 20, 1997

Ah Choo!

Major Bummer (1997)

Sep 17, 1997

No Matter

Major Bummer (1997)

Oct 22, 1997

Idle Worship

Major Bummer (1997)

Nov 19, 1997

Only The Good Die Young

Major Bummer (1997)

Dec 17, 1997

Turn Of The Screwball

Major Bummer (1997)

Jan 14, 1998

Don't Meet Me At The Fair

Major Bummer (1997)

Feb 18, 1998

#10

A Good Manslaughter Is Hard To Find

Major Bummer (1997)

Mar 18, 1998

#11

An Expiration Date With Destiny

Major Bummer (1997)

Apr 15, 1998

#12

What the Hell is Goin' on Here!!?

Major Bummer (1997)

May 20, 1998

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