Fletcher Hanks worked on third-rate characters during only the first three years of the comic book industry (1939-1941). However, among aficionados of cult cartoonists (including Art Spiegelman, who published Hanks in RAW magazine) Hanks has gathered a reputation as the Ed Wood, Jr of comics. Now, Paul Karasik has collected Hanks' best stories in one volume, which also features a 16-page bonus comics afterword by Karasik who solves the mystery of Whatever Happened to Fletcher Hanks the maniacal cartoonist?