Another issue of Marvel's short-lived
Mad competitor
Crazy from December 1974.
This was sort the transition of editors. Though not credited,
Steve Gerber takes over, adding more text pieces. In this issue, there are almost no credits.
Cover by
Kelly Freas

Parody of the
Charles Atlas ads from practically every comic book up to the late seventies.

Parody of
Chinatown illustrated by
Vance Rodewalt
Daniel Azulay

For a few issues they reprinted excerpts from the
Gleeful Guide books
Will Eisner had been doing.

I think this is drawn by
Robert Graysmith

One-time
Cracked editor
Michael Ricigliano

After this was another installment of
History of Moosekind by Bob Foster
And then a new reccuring feature called
Underground Almanac.
In the Gerber-edited issues, they would do stories of their mascot The Nebbish written by
Marv Wolfman and drawn by
Marie Severin

They probably thought they were putting one past the censors crediting authorship to “Hugh Jardonn”, or maybe it went over the editor's head. The art is by
Willie Ito.

After
Consumer Confidential were
Ramblings of a Crazyman,
Medical Crazies and more Will Eisner with his
Gleeful Guide to Astrology
The inside back cover subscription ad which doesn't seem to list the price.

Parody of the
American Express commercials with Karl Malden.
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