Crazy Magazine 1973 #3 - back issue - $4.00

President Nixon wonders aloud who will be next to leave his administration in the wake of the Watergate scandal.

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

Parody of the television series "The Waltons".

Satirical Marvel interoffice memo from Marv Wolfman to Stan Lee, purporting to be the Marvel Comics Enemies list.

Series of single panel cartoons.

Humorous antics of four-year-old Caroline Kennedy as she interacts with the White House staff and her father, the President.

Satirical comic strips of the Nixon administration.

Parody of Rolling Stone magazine.

Two men sharing a bed with a woman finally convince her to go topless.

The spies kill each other and the strip is discontinued.

The woman goes topless without showing anything.

Parody of the novel "Chariots Of The Gods".

Parody of the poem "Trees", by Joyce Kilmer.

Parody of contemporary magazine ads for mass market poster publishers.

This chapter follows the evolution of Moosekind through the early emergence of Greek civilization.

Parodies of the films High Plains Drifter, Last Tango In Paris and Soylent Green.

Parody of commercials for Starkist brand canned tuna.

On-sale date from Comic Reader (Street Enterprises, 1973 series) #103, January - February 1974.

• A Crazy New Year Nightmare - The illustration is a generic photo of the White House, credited to United Press International. Inside front cover.
• Presidential Funnies, 1961 - These are reprints of an unsold comic strip done in 1961 for newspaper syndication.
• Still Fighting for Freedom - A parody of National Lampoon's "Foto Funnies".
• I vs. Spy - This is a parody of Mad's "Spy Vs. Spy".
• Chollie the Tuna - Back cover.