Sick #48, 2 of 3

From Sick #48 in November 1966. The previous few pages are available through this link.

Editor Joe Simon finally had his chance to give it to former boss Stan Lee. Art by Angelo Torres.

Bob Taylor

The contents page describes this article thusly: “More SICK limericks, this time pertaining to different types of jobs—which the writer of these limericks will no doubt be looking for soon!

“These limericks are unusual in that they're written in blank verse—each verse rhymes but leaves you blank!”

Not sure if the defacement is a fist or a penis

Harry “The Professor” Borgman

I'm not sure I understand what they're trying to say. If the point is that one superstition is no different from another, I'd agree, but I have the feeling in this strip they think the missionary is the superior one.

Crazy #7, 2 of 2

Here's the rest of one of Atlas Comics' humor comics, Crazy #7 from 1954. Probably written by Stan Lee.

Drawn by Howard Post

Russ Heath

Joe Maneely

Crazy #7, 1 of 2

Man, dig this seventh issue of Crazy. The last one under Marvel's Atlas banner in the 50's. This issue was published in July 1954.

It was probably all written by Stan Lee

parody of Hondo drawn by Carl Hubbell.

Al Hartley

Jack Brown. Too common a name for me to do an internet search on him.

Snafu #2, 4 of 4

And here we are with the final installment of Snafu, one of Marvel's many attempts underone of their tax shelter companies, to cash in on the success of Mad. This issue, written entirely by Stan Lee, is dated January 1956.

This piece, like everything here, is drawn by Joe Maneely

They did a lot of one-pagers like this to pad the issue.

Parody of this particular ad campaign that was drawn by Whitney Darrow.

This back cover parodying The New Yorker duplicates the stok image from the front cover.