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29September 1977
$0.50

Crazy Magazine #29

Marvel · September 1977 · on sale 1977-06-07

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Series
Crazy Magazine (Marvel, 1973 series)
Issue
#29
Publication date
September 1977
Key date
1977-09-00
On-sale date
1977-06-07
Indicia publisher
Marvel Comics Group
Price
$0.50
Pages
52
Barcode
0714860290409

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0You Can't Trust Anybody Issue!cover1pencils: Bob Larkin; inks: Bob Larkin; colors: Bob Larkin
1Do Not Drink the Water Pollutedillustration1letters: typeset
2In This Issuetable of contents1pencils: various; inks: various; letters: typeset
3-letters page2pencils: ? (illustrations); inks: ? (illustrations); letters: typeset
4One Daze at a Timecomic story4script: Tom DeFalco; pencils: Kent Gamble; inks: Kent Gamble
5Crazy's Tips for Summer Drivingcomic story3script: Kim Bene; pencils: Bill Burke; inks: Bill Burke
6Wetbackcomic story3script: Howard Taylor; pencils: Dave Manak; inks: Dave Manak
7If Song Lyrics Were Taken Literallycomic story2script: Warren Emery; pencils: Alan Kupperberg; inks: Alan Kupperberg
8It's Bound to Happen at the Movies Saturday Afternooncomic story2script: Bud Lewis; pencils: Sam Viviano; inks: Sam Viviano
9The Crazy Book of Things You Could Never Figure Out as a Kidcomic story2script: Bud Lewis; pencils: Michael Pardo; inks: Michael Pardo
10The Way Historians Picture It... The Way It It Probably Happenedcomic story2script: Michael Pellowski; pencils: Tony Tallarico; inks: Tony Tallarico
11Tips for Getting Along in Our Armed Forcescomic story2script: Jim Maxner; pencils: Kent Gamble; inks: Kent Gamble
12Crazy's Rootscomic story2script: John Stevens; pencils: John Stevens; inks: John Stevens
13How to Make Home Movies More Entertainingcomic story3script: Roger Francis; pencils: Tony Tallarico; inks: Tony Tallarico
14There Oughta Be a Law Against...comic story2script: Sara Arthur; pencils: Ray Billingsley; inks: Ray Billingsley
15How Rude Are You?comic story2script: Joe Kiernan; pencils: Diane Levin; inks: Diane Levin
16A Crazy Look at Those Kooky Kotter Kidstext story1pencils: ? (illustration); inks: ? (illustration); letters: typeset
17-text story4script: Fred Wolfe; pencils: Sam Viviano; inks: Sam Viviano
18If Parents Carried Out Their Idle Threatscomic story1script: Michael Pellowski; pencils: Gary Brodsky; inks: Gary Brodsky
19More Inventions of Our Timecartoon2script: Michael Pellowski; pencils: John Langton; inks: John Langton
20If Howard Cossell Announced Other Kinds of Gamescomic story2script: Bob Heit; pencils: Bill Burke; inks: Bill Burke
21-text story1script: Paul Laikin
22The Gonk Showcomic story4script: Jim Maxner; pencils: David Wenzel; inks: David Wenzel
23A Crazy Eye Charttext story1letters: typeset
24Crazy Couponstext story1script: Roger Francis; pencils: Lenny Grow; inks: Lenny Grow

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