Crazy Magazine 1973 #8 - back issue - $4.00

Richard Nixon gives a pep talk to Gerald Ford, who is replacing Nixon in a long-running Broadway musical.

Editor Wolfman explains how Richard Nixon's sudden resignation forced them to discard an expensive cover painting intended for this issue.

Satire of the NBC television series "Police Story".

After listening to Kaspar's tale of how he was killed during a brawl between his father and mother, Windy suggests a way for Kaspar to avenge himself against his no-good father.

Newspaper clippings of stories written in a more lurid than normal fashion.

The history of Moose civilization continues, concentrating this time on the evolution of modern Germany.

Series of one panel cartoons with a prison theme.

Parody of true crime and tabloid photo magazines.

Parody of Saturday morning cartoon shows. Shows parodied are Wheelie & The Chopper Bunch, Land Of The Lost, These Are The Days, The Partridge Family 2200 A.D., Devlin, and Hong Kong Phooey.

Satirical commentary on the ascension of Gerald Ford to the Presidency.

Parody of Bounty Paper Towel commercials; the customers of a diner find a unique use for more absorbent Bouncy Paper Towels.

Indicia erroneously state that price per copy is 40c. On-sale date from Comic Reader (Street Enterprises, 1973 series) #111, October 1974.

• Watergate Parade - Inside front cover
• Crazy's Hamburgers on the March - Parody of fast food review columns, and of the restaurants they review.
• Kaspar the Dead Baby - Parody of Harvey Comics' Casper the Friendly Ghost.
• Serpikette: Copess on the Beat! - Parody of the film "Serpico".
• Is Ford a Better Idea? - Inside back cover.
• Bouncy Paper Towels - Back cover