Crazy Magazine 1973 #7 - back issue - $4.00

Parody of Johnson's Baby Shampoo television commercials.

Editor Wolfman explains why the theme of this issue is rejected stories.

Parody of the television series "Kung Fu".

Examples of letters to famous historical figures, asking for a divorce.

Tips for surviving and succeeding in New York City.

Kelly Freas portrays the Sistine Chapel Ceiling's point of view of Michelangelo.

Portrait of another odd person.

Collection of cartoons with a water theme.

Parody of radio dramas.

Presentation of the history of civilization, concentrating on China.

Reversing the perspective of Johannes Vermeer's "Girl Asleep".

Book parody, allegedly collecting transcripts of Richard Nixon's White House tapes.

Reversing the perspective of Jean Baptiste-Simeon Chardin's "Blowing Bubbles".

Retelling of Edgar Allen Poe's "The Telltale Heart".

Series of gags involving toads.

Parody of Camel cigarette magazine ads; Reader is challenged to spot the Crazy Magazine reader from among the line of freaks waiting to make a newsstand purchase.

Parody of Charmin Bath Tissue commercials; Mr. Whipple finally snaps.

On-sale date from Comic Reader (Street Enterprises, 1973 series) #109, August 1974. List in error as #8, description matches contents of #7.

• Jaundice Baby Shampoo - Inside front cover.
• - The article is illustrated with pictures of Stan Lee, Roy Thomas and Marv Wolfman.
• Kung Fooey - William Conrad, who played Matt Dillon on radio, appears with James Arness, television's Matt Dillon, in the same sequence.
• The Sistine Chapel Ceiling - For this issue only, the Feature Logo reads "Kelly's Kockeyed Kanvas"
• Girl Asleep - For this issue only, the Feature Logo reads "Kelly's Kockeyed Kanvas"
• The Tattletale Heart - Sonny And Cher appear as inmates in an asylum.
• Can You Spot The Crazy Reader? - Inside back cover.
• Charming Tissues - Back cover.