The Market for Lemons cars, the dearth of formal credit markets in developing countries, and the difficulties that the elderly encounter in buying health insurance. However, not all players in a given market will follow the same rules or have the same aptitude of assessing quality. So there will always be a distinct advantage for some vendors to offer low-quality goods to the less-informed segment of a market that, on the whole, appears to be of reasonable quality and have reasonable guarantees of certainty. This is part of the basis for the idiom buyer beware. This is likely the basis for the idiom that
Beware the Creeper series. Two months later. the first issue of "Beware the Creeper" was released with a cover date of June 1968. "Beware the Creeper" was cancelled after six issues, the victim, per columnist and artist Fred Hembeck, of "bean-counters [who] were a little quick to yank the rug out from underneath a new series during that particular stage of DC's history..." The storyline started in the six issues of "Beware the Creeper" would eventually be concluded seven years later in "Super-Team Family" #2, published in 1975. With no obvious connection to the original series (though with subtle ties to DC Universe