The Christmas issue of
Crazy from February 1980.
Parody of
Moonraker. In the late 70s Hollywood decided to have every movie take place in outer space, so the
James Bond franchise followed suit.
Spoof of
Rocky II.
Their version of
Alien.
It wouldn't be a
Paul Laikin-edited issue of
Crazy without a bit of racism...
Defrocked from his position as one of
the usual gang of idiots,
Arnoldo Franchioni returns to his position as contributor to the lesser-known humor magazines.
The powers that be finally read the magazine and decided that since it was published by them at
Marvel, they should have some kind of tie-in. The occasional
Howard the Duck strip that could have starred anyone and passing references to Marvel characters just wasn't cutting it so this was one way of bringing
Crazy into the Marvel Universe as they're now trying to do with their movies. You'll see them slowly fitting more Marvel content in as we show more examples of the magazine chronologically.
Parody of Moonraker. In the late 70s Hollywood decided to have every movie take place in outer space, so the James Bond franchise followed suit.
Spoof of Rocky II.
Their version of Alien.
It wouldn't be a Paul Laikin-edited issue of Crazy without a bit of racism...
Defrocked from his position as one of the usual gang of idiots, Arnoldo Franchioni returns to his position as contributor to the lesser-known humor magazines.
The powers that be finally read the magazine and decided that since it was published by them at Marvel, they should have some kind of tie-in. The occasional Howard the Duck strip that could have starred anyone and passing references to Marvel characters just wasn't cutting it so this was one way of bringing Crazy into the Marvel Universe as they're now trying to do with their movies. You'll see them slowly fitting more Marvel content in as we show more examples of the magazine chronologically.
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