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- Morrison's criticism of the dark and somber superhero trend in the 1990s is layered into the subtext of the story
- Morrison refers to this series along with The Invisibles and The Filth as a "hypersigil" trilogy, a term coined by Morrison that refers to a work of art with its own willpower to persist in delivering its meaning
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- In 2000, the Charles Atlas corporation filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against DC Comics for the portrayal of Flex Mentallo being a parody of the real-life Italian bodybuilder
- The lawsuit was eventually dismissed but series was out-of-print for over a decade and commanded a considerable amount on the secondary market
- Flex Mentallo: Man of Muscle Mystery has since been published in a hardcover deluxe edition collection and a trade paperback
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