I cant really complain about the content; it was based on a reality show that put people in tight rubber suits. It was meant to be fun and symbolic of one mans devotion to comic books. As the true story goes, Matthew Atherton lost his father and found hope in Stan Lees crime fighters. That plot would have definitely beefed up the story, but is only mentioned briefly. My other problem is that it cost six dollars, and it was released by the publisher that brings us Hellboy and Star Wars. Dark Horse is known for a lot more artistic dramas, and it is evident that the Sci-Fi channel is really behind the creation of this comic book. I recommend this comic for kids and obsessive fans of either Stan Lee or his reality show.