Cracked #147, 4 of 4

This is the last of Cracked #147 from December 1977.

First up is a parody of What's Happenin'? drawn by John Severin

And I found the original for this piece on line. What you can't tell from the resolution it was scanned is that it was drawn on Duo-Tone Board, or Craftint paper, a drawing paper that produces different tones depending on what chemicals you paint onto it, and by all accounts, smells really bad.

In the second panel, where Severin has put highlights onto Cee's skin, it looks more like she has splotches of paint on her face.

Don Orehek

Oskar Blotta

Cracked #147, 3 of 4

Here's the third part of Cracked #147 from December 1977. The first part was posted two weeks ago and the second part last week.

Earlier rhis week I was going off this week on Twitter how my old high school finally did the right thing getting rid of its mascot and here I am posting this cartoon by Oskar Blotta

Warren Sattler

Howard Nostrand

Bill Ward

Postcard insert from the magazine.

And it wouldn't be a Cracked posting without something by John Severin

CRACKED #141, 3/3

And now the rest of the May 1977 issue of Cracked.

Parody of the first season of Charlie's Angels by John Severin

Bill Ward

Back cover by Oskar Blotta

Next week: Another issue of Cracked from around the same time.

The final 20 Cracked Top Laughs

The final 20 Cracked Top Laughs Here's the last of the contents from Cracked Collectors' Edition #78 dated October 1989.

Oskar Blotta from #86, October 1970. Don Orehek from #189, October 1982 Both by John Severin from #115, March 1974 Next is Goofed-Up Genes by Vic Martin from #86, August 1970 This is from #87, September 1970 From #82, January 1970 Also from #86 By John Langton, from #109, July 1973 From #217, January 1986 From #86 From #114, January 1974, by Charles Rodrigues From #86 From #87, September 1970 From #54, August 1966 from #209, January 1985 From #160, July 1979 From #127, July 1975 From #150, May 1978 by Howard Nostrand I can't take credit for the information about where the material came from. It's all mentioned in the book If You're Cracked, You're Happy by Mark Arnold.

Next week: Cracked #110