Some call him the fastest and most prolific inker in comics history. Others call him the worst inker in comics history. Vince Colletta is unquestionably the most controversial. He saved hundreds, perhaps thousands, of comics that were about to miss their printing deadline. He often raced through the work of pencilers fans say he should have worshiped. He gave Lee and Kirby's "Thor" an atmospheric look many fans still love; he got kicked off Kirby's Fourth World stories for omitting details. This book explores a life and career as colorful as the comics Colletta worked on for 40 years. Family and friends recall the Colletta they knew; dozens of comics pros -- including Stan Lee, Joe Kubert, Roy Thomas, Joe Sinnott, Carmine Infantino, Mark Evanier -- discuss and debate his work. Vince Colletta: Did he tarnish the Silver Age, or did he save it?