Celebrating the Best Marvel Comics Never Made (from Marvel 75th Anniversary Celebration) : Power Pack MAX by writer Brian Michael Bendis and cover artist Bill Sienkiewicz (actually based on an idea James Gunn once pitched at Marvel to no avail several years before).

Hugh Jackman | Wolverine: Old Man Logan

A continuation in the unending saga of fake comics. As always, this Anglo-centric work (written in English) left much out. The fake-comic did not fully engage in a Dutch narrative. Perhaps one day that narrative will be better detailed. 1672 was a critical year for the Dutch, especially their war with France. The African narrative is always something that could use more illumination as this period was what Ira Berlin called the coming of the ‘Plantation Generation’ on the mainland colonies. Previously the majority of the colonies labor depended on white indentured labor with the black population being a small minority. From my understanding, the Barbados plantation system began in legal form around 1660 and the racial-legal system spread to other English speaking colonies.

(an aside - I know comics/animations aren’t Klei’s main thing, but much like with TF2 I’m more here for the story than the game, something that probably wasn’t intended by the developers. What Klei does with its licenses is their business, but I can dream...)

A fake ad for fake comicbooks made by a fake company.  This is not to be confused with the real fake news about real fake comicbooks.

This is the cover to Simon Cross, CIA #33 by Howard Chaykin, a fake comic that’s part of the back story for the graphic novel Too Dead to Die.