The original Scatterbrain series of the early 1950s has long been hailed as one of the most groundbreaking and important series of that time. Back in the day, there were plenty of biggies in the comic industry like Jack Kirby, Wally Wood, and Geddy Lee, but not even these renowned greats had the huge, genre-shaping impact of the world's first original humor comic: Scatterbrain.

Now, after more than twenty years of its conspicuous absence, Scatterbrain is returning to the company that made it great, and Dark Horse is returning the favor by recruiting some of the best-known and funniest creators in the business to work on what promises to be the most hilarious collection of material ever published. Sergio Aragonés, Mike Mignola, Jay Stephens, Jim Woodring, Frenchie LeReux, Fran Milner, and Julio Downbytheschoolyard are only a handful of the talented creators contributing to this long-awaited series, and the editors are promising more exciting teams to come.

"When we asked Mike (Richardson) if we could revive Scatterbrain, he didn't know if we'd be able to make a new comic as good as the original," confesses editor Scott Allie, from under his desk where he helps his friends the elves make shoes. "I think with the combination of Sergio Aragonés coming back to Dark Horse, Mike Mignola's interest in it, and co-editor Phil Amara's connections to the Cincinnati underworld, we can guarantee a winner here."

Scatterbrain is a four-issue, fun-filled funny book filled with fun. The first issue of this historic laugh-riot steps on a banana peel, falls on its ass, and slides into stores everywhere June 3. Each issue can be yours for a measly $2.95, and Scott Allie wears tighty whities.