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46January 1979
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Crazy Magazine #46

Marvel · January 1979

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Series
Crazy Magazine (Marvel, 1973 series)
Issue
#46
Publication date
January 1979
Key date
1979-01-00
Indicia publisher
Marvel Comics Group
Price
$0.60
Pages
52
Barcode
0714860290401

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0A Mighty. Raging Nebbish!cover1pencils: Bob Larkin; inks: Bob Larkin; colors: Bob LarkinIrving Nebbish; Hulk [David Banner]
1The 50's Nostalgia Gamecartoon2script: Roger Francis; pencils: Tony Tallarico; inks: Tony Tallarico; colors: Len Grow
2In This Issuetable of contents1pencils: various; inks: various; letters: typeset
3-letters page2pencils: ? (illustrations); inks: ? (illustrations); letters: typeset
4Crazy Interview No. 4: An Incredible Talk with the Incredible Hulkcomic story2script: Paul Laikin; pencils: Kent Gamble; inks: Kent GambleHulk; Walter Krankcase; Richard M. Nixon
5If Famous People Were Clonescomic story2script: Michael Pellowski; pencils: Vance Rodewalt; inks: Vance Rodewalt
6When Doctors and Lawyers Really Start to Advertisecomic story2script: Fred Wolfe; pencils: Sam Viviano; inks: Sam Viviano
7The Martian Daily Chronicletext story4script: Michael Pellowski; pencils: Ron Zalme; inks: Ron Zalme
8Don't You Wish That Just Once You Could...comic story2script: Warren Emery; pencils: Ray Billingsley; inks: Ray Billingsley
9Modern-Day Celebrity Wind-Up Dollstext story1script: Marilyn Ippolito
10Crazy Recipes for Real-Life Situationscomic story3script: Marilyn Ippolito; pencils: Bill Burke; inks: Bill Burke
11What You Should Say When They Say...comic story2script: Warren Emery; pencils: Vic Martin; inks: Vic Martin
12My First Scrapbookcomic story2script: Joe Kiernan; pencils: Tony Tallarico; inks: Tony Tallarico
13Crazy Looks at Plumberscomic story2script: Michael Pellowski; pencils: Murad Gümen; inks: Murad Gümen
14Crazy's All Un-American Football Teamcomic story2script: Michael Pellowski; pencils: Gary Brodsky; inks: Gary Brodsky
15Crazy Questions of the Absurd Kindcomic story2script: Tom DeFalco; pencils: Charles Nicholas; inks: Charles Nicholas
16More Crazy Double-Feature Movie Marqueestext story1script: Paul Laikin
17Plant Talkertext story3script: Howard Taylor; pencils: Bill Burke; inks: Bill Burke
18Comic Book Super Heroes That Never Quite Made Itcomic story2script: Michael Weiss; pencils: Kent Gamble; inks: Kent GambleBulldinky; The Incredible Doctor Foot; The Mighty Snore; Arnold the Android; Captain Seal; Num Num Man; Fancy Man; The Shrimp; Crazy Man; The Camel; Humpy; Pom-Pom Man; Murray the Mystic
19Modern-Day Halloween Costumescomic story2script: Michael Pellowski; pencils: John Langton; inks: John Langton
20The Bank Jobcomic story1script: Marilyn Ippolito; pencils: David Wenzel; inks: David Wenzel
21The Punk Rock Song Bookcomic story4script: Fred Wolfe; pencils: Walter Brogan; inks: Walter Brogan
22-text story1script: Paul Laikin
23The Lighthousecomic story1script: Marilyn Ippolito; pencils: Ray Billingsley; inks: Ray Billingsley
24Practical Uses for Robots in the Homecomic story3script: Michael Pellowski; pencils: Brian Moore; inks: Brian Moore
25-comic story1

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