Crazy Magazine 1973 #1 - 8.0 - $22.00

Crazy Magazine 1973 #1 - 8.0 - $22.00

Creators

Artist : Bob Foster
Artist : D. Hunt
Artist : Don McGregor
Artist : Herb Trimpe
Artist : M. Severin
Artist : Marie Severin
Artist : Michele Wolfman
Artist : Mike Ploog
Artist : Ross Andru
Artist : Vic Martin
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Creators

Artist : Bob Foster
Artist : D. Hunt
Artist : Don McGregor
Artist : Herb Trimpe
Artist : M. Severin
Artist : Marie Severin
Artist : Michele Wolfman
Artist : Mike Ploog
Artist : Ross Andru
Artist : Vic Martin
Writer : Bob Foster
Writer : Carla Joseph
Writer : Gerry Conway
Writer : Jean Shepherd
Writer : Jean Thomas
Writer : Len Wein
Writer : Marv Wolfman
Writer : Roy Thomas
Writer : Steve Skeates
Writer : Stu Schwartzberg
Writer : Tony Isabella

ITEM DETAILS

Approximate grade : 8.0
Cover artist : Kelly Freas
Genre : humor
Genre : satire-parody
Inventory location : .......8
Series code : BI23588
Stock type : Key Issue
Title : Crazy Magazine 1973
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Parody of Virginia Slims magazine ads.

Parody of the ABC television series "Kung Fu".

Parody article on post-nuclear Armageddon life.

Sample of a post-apocalyptic newspaper.

Parody of Dave Berg's "The Lighter Side" features from Mad Magazine.

Two men try to convince the woman sitting in bed between them that posing topless for the camera will be striking a blow for free speech.

Parody of Mad Magazine's "Shut up" recurring feature.

The two men prevail in getting their bed mate to take off her top, but she has a surprise waiting for them.

A slick real estate agent tries to talk an unsuspecting couple into investing in a luxury condominium.

A series of newspaper clippings from the future are presented.

Editor Wolfman gives satirical biographies of this issue's contributors.

Parody of the film "The Poseidon Adventure".

The evolution of human history, parodied as it would apply to anthropomorphized moose. This chapter covers the evolution of prehistoric moose ancestors.

A desperate young man tries to convince a bored woman to show him the secret prize she got for subscribing to Crazy Magazine.

Card Shark frets about the high mortality rate in the squadron.

On-sale date from The Comic Reader #98, June 1973.

  • Virginia Slim Chances - Inside front cover.
  • - Title, credits, contents, indicia.
  • A Blow for Free Speech - This is a parody of National Lampoon's "Foto Funnies" segment. Marvel Comics editor Roy Thomas appeared as one of the men.
  • - Photographed by Michelle Wolfman.
  • - Announcement of the ?Name-That-Nebbish? contest.
  • Evolution And History Of Moosekind [Part I] - Continued in second issue.
  • Foom-Etti - Inside back cover.
  • Sole Survivor - Back cover.

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