Max of the Regulators #2
In "Heavier than Heavy," Max of the Regulators confronts a scathing review from Don Thompson of the Comics Buyer's Guide, turning the criticism into a personal reckoning. As Veronica expresses her frustration with the fanzine’s influence, Max’s reaction takes a dramatic turn—burning a copy of the publication in a moment that speaks volumes about the weight of public opinion. Written, drawn, and lettered by David Smith, with cover art by Frederic Cooper, this 1985 issue from Atlantic Comics delivers a raw, introspective look at creative vulnerability.
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A comic story response to Don Thompson of the Comics Buyer's Guide review of the first issue. Max says Don Thompson said they were a failure. Veronica states she wished she knew what direction he was so she could turn her back on him. Max burns a copy of the Comics Buyer's Guide fanzine.
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