Thread:John Pannozzi/@comment-26490330-20151015015847/@comment-1629148-20151016024200

Yeah.

In the mid 1990s, Liefeld had a publishing imprint called Maximum Press, which was the first company to publish Avengelyne. Maximum briefly published Supreme and some Youngblood related titles, before Liefeld started another new company, Awesome Entertainment. And shortly after Awesome folded, Liefeld had yet another company, Arcade Comics. And now he's publishing his characters through Image again, basically because he's friends with Kirkman and Eric Stephenson.

ABC (America's Best Comics, owned by WildStorm and DC Comics) never published Liefeld's characters, rather, Alan Moore took the ideas he developed for Glory, and transfered them to a seperate series called Promethea, which was an ABC title.

So, do we cover the comics published by Maximum, Awesome, and Arcade? I say yes, because the Liefeld characters are integral to the Image superhero "universe".

Likewise, what about the Mike Allred Madman titles not published by Image, or the Powers issues published by Marvel/Icon, or non-Image appearances of the Maxx? Or Anti-Hero, which wasn't published by Image, but is part of the Faerberverse?