I've forgotten many of them over the years, but I'm usually able to recall either the absolute best ones I've ever read or the absolute worst ones. Certain writers resonate in my head when I hear their names because I either love their work or I've learned to avoid it as if it would actually cause me pain to touch it.
However, much like there are different types of "good" (the ones with one strong aspect, the ones that are masterpieces, the ones that are interesting despite their flaws), there are also different variations of "bad" comics.
There are the ones that are poorly drawn. There are ones where the story makes no sense, was rushed, or simply abandoned because the fans weren't following it. There are stories that poorly try to reinvent a character or retcon something from their past.
And then there are the stories that simply get it wrong on every possible level imaginable. Then then somehow they get worse.
Here's an example of one of the last group. It's possibly one of the best examples of all time of just how terrible a comic can be without having it actually make you require hospital care afterward.
