You can't miss glow-in-the-dark magazine covers and John Stossel

Publication Design posted images of a glow-in-the-dark ad on the front of a magazine cover. The magazine Vice used glow-in-the-dark ink to run an ad for BMW over the cover image. I guess the magazine doesn’t need to be concerned about what the cover looks like in the dark, but would this really be a successful way to advertise? Who reads a magazine in the dark?

Also, I came across this video on You Tube of John Stossel with a report on the three most common design mistakes. Comic Sans tops the list. It was supposedly made for an AIGA conference. It’s probably good that it wasn’t one of his “give me a break” segments.