Cracked Collectors' Edition #86, 3 of 3

Continuing with highlights from the last of Cracked's “Spies and Saboteurs” articles in this issue of Cracked Collectors' Edition from 1991.

Their parody of the James Bond film Live and Let Die

Vic Martin

A lot of people don't know this, but before the movie, Transformers was a toy and cartoon. Here's a parody illustrated by Steve Ditko

Illustrated by Gary Fields

“Spies and Saboteurs” by Mike Ricigliano, was in the margins of Cracked, sort of their answer to Sergio Aragonés' Mad Marginals

CRAZY #68:Target Earth

Here's excerpts from an issue of Crazy from 1980.

Parody of American Gigolo

As I showed in earlier posts about Crazy, they would often re-dialogue old Marvel Comics, like this story in Tales To Astonish #47 from September 1963 by Steve Ditko.

To compare, here is the original story.

This was their parody of The Dukes of Hazzard

The back cover of many comics had ads for plastic army men, this was their parody of it drawn by Paul Kirchner

SUPER CRACKED #31, 3 of 3

And now the last of the superhero parody-themed issue of Super Cracked #31, which I've been posting the past couple Wednesdays. The articles are from the 60s through 80s, but were compiled in Summer 1986.

These next few articles were drawn by John Severin. There was some new framing material they used for this issue, some of which used material from previous issues. For a while Steve Ditko was a contributor for a few issues.