Then, in June 1939, when Superman became the first comic-book character to star in his own self-titled publication, his background was retrofitted to become somewhat closer to the story we know today, in which the toddler of steel was raised by a kindly elderly couple named Kent.

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From aborted manuscript to self-published book to publication by a major house, Kiefer and Brown have experienced the full range of contemporary publishing.

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But what if the cumulative lack of rigor, of critical self-deprecation, turns into systemic publication bias?

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'" She contends that a vast amount of evidence released since the shooting supports her son's self-defense claim, but most media outlets have avoided its publication and turned him into a "mythological monster.

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If they have "foolishly" already signed that right away to a journal for a final draft accepted for publication, he says, then they should simply self-archive instead a penultimate draft, appending a list of any errata and updates.

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National newspaper editors held a series of meetings in the wake of the Leveson report's publication and agreed to put most of its proposals for self-regulation in place.

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After publication, the cabinet hoped to downplay the report, but was no match for its self-publicising author.

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