Crazy Magazine 1973 #14 - back issue - $3.00
Parody of "Dick And Jane" child readers.
The magazine solicits humorous captions for a published picture of an old woman being menaced by a man in a gorilla suit.
Editor Gerber introduces new contributors to this issue through a steamy prose story.
Parody of the film Mandingo.
Satirical news items.
Single panel cartoons with an educational theme.
Satirical how-to primer for entering high school.
Continuing the evolution of moose civilization, concentrating on the first hundred years of the United Herds Of America.
More cartoons with an educational theme.
Satirical version of The Princess And The Frog.
Story of a high school student trying to write great literature.
Two pages of one-liner jokes.
Catalog of character traits common to people born under the astrology sign of Virgo.
Parody of science fiction pulps.
Still more cartoons with an educational theme.
Portraying the transition tomboys must make from childhood to adulthood.
Humorous poems.
A twelve-year-old boy seeks to avenge himself on his mother for humiliating him at school.
On sale date from the Comic Reader #121.
- Can You Find the 1947 DeSoto Convertible in This Picture? - Inside front cover.
- Manthingo - Cameos included by artist Allen Kupperberg include Jimmy "J. J." Walker, Sammy Davis Jr., Ebony White (from The Spirit), Muhammed Ali, Richard Nixon, Fred Astaire, Alfred Hitchcock, and Henry Kissinger
- Look Who's Smiling Now! - Inside back cover.
- Revenge in Peoria! - Back cover. Script credit confirmed by the author.
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