When Michael Delle-Femine a/k/a Mort Todd took over as editor of Cracked in the mid 80's, he brought in a lot of cartoonists he knew like Daniel Clowes, Peter Bagge, Bob Fingerman, among many others, and even lured Don Martin from Mad. He also took advantage of their vast inventory from the beginning of the magazine, and with his knowledge of comics history used a lot of material for special editions that had never been reprinted before.
This issue of Cracked Collectors' Edition #78 from April 1989 reprints their “Top 100 Laughs”, a collection of their best one-pagers, or articles that could be condensed into one page.
Cover by John Severin, taken from a famous Charles Addams gag, was the cover of Cracked #67 in March 1968.
By Howard Nostrand, from back cover of #167, March 1980.
From #114, January 1974.
Jerry DeFuccio was a long-time editor of Mad.
By Jack Davis from #11, October 1959
This was initially in King-Sized Cracked #5, 1971.
This next page by Bill Ward from Cracked #36 can be found here.
This comic byVic Martin was in #77, July 1969.
From #20, July 1961.
Hunt's parody from #49, January 1966.
Reprinted from #12, January 1960.
Partial reprint from #17, December 1960.
From #105, November 1972, by Don Orehek.
From #20.
From #84, May 1970.
From #104, October 1972.
LePoer is John Severin's francising of his middle name “Powers”. Reprinted from #4, September 1958
By Jerry Kirschen in #16, October 1960. The puckered mouth has taken the place of the traditional “Plop” of one falling over backwards upon hearing the punchline.
From #71, September 1968
From #55, September 1966.
From #70, August 1968
Woman insists 26-year-old son should let her pick her own Grandma name:
'You won't really be able to control it'
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Grandparent names vary across the world, but that shouldn't matter much to
the grandkids who love spending time with their grammy and grandpa. All
that s...
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