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- Dick Malmgren ?
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- Professor Transistor; Robin; Handsome Harry
- Synopsis
- Professor Transistor invents a pair of automatic dancing shoes to impress his neighbor Robin.
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- Joe Edwards
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- Joe Edwards
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- Joe Edwards
- Genre
- humor; science fiction
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- Martian anthropomorhpic tigers; Madison Avenue spokesperson
- Synopsis
- Martian anthropomorphic tigers decide to vacation on Earth because of Earth's commercials. On Earth, they become offended by the "Put a Tiger in Your Tank" gasoline campaign, kidnap a Madison Avenue spokesperson, and return to Mars to start a Martian ad campaign for "Clawo Gas! It puts a Human in your tank!"
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- flying saucer; Madison Avenue; Martians; tigers; TV commercials
This story is thematically similar to the cover for Archie's Mad House #51. Parodies of Esso Gasoline's "Put a Tiger in Your Tank!" and Uniroyal Tires "Tiger Paws" TV commercials.
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- Joe Edwards
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- Joe Edwards
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- Joe Edwards
- Genre
- humor
- Synopsis
- The "origin" of the Blips.
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The Blips break the "fourth wall" and talk directly to the reader. In other Mad House stories, the Blips pop up at random with a one-panel joke unrelated to the rest of the story.
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- Dexter Taylor
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- humor; satire-parody
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- Super-White Knight; Jolly Red Giant; Blips
- Synopsis
- The Super-White Knight and the Jolly Red Giant turn their border dispute into a lifetime of television commercials.
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- TV commercials
Parody of TV commercials for the Jolly Green Giant (Green Giant vegetables) and the Ajax cleanser White Knight. Also a nod to the "Let Hertz Put You in the Driver's Seat" TV commercials for Hertz Rent A Car.
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- Joe Edwards
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- Joe Edwards
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- Joe Edwards
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- Sky diver Chuck Chuter...
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Chuck Chuter; Evelyn Dippydo; Nance Icewell; Horace Peeper
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- bird watching; ice skating; parachute; scuba diver
Four cartoons in a "Believe It or Not" format.
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- Bill Kresse
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- Bill Kresse
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- Bill Kresse
- Genre
- humor; spy
- Characters
- Professor Transistor; Archie Andrews (cameo); Jughead Jones (cameo); Betty Cooper (cameo); Veronica Lodge (cameo)
- Synopsis
- Professor Transistor invents spy weapons. The Chief decides to send the Professor on a mission to Pizzarovia.
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- gadgets; parachute; rocket belt; scooter; spies; trading stamps
Professor Transistor is a parody of Bond's "M".
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- Dan DeCarlo
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- Genre
- humor; teen
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- Sabrina; Miss Thompson; Miss Hawkins; Brenda; Jimmy; Mr. Jenkins
- Synopsis
- Sabrina uses witchcraft to help her get Jimmy to ask her to the dance, but everything goes wrong.
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- basketball; blackboard; brew; detention; magic; mail carrier
Opening panel is reminiscent of Dagwood Bumstead bowling over the mailman in the Blondie comic strip.
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- Bill Vigoda
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- Professor, is your new shrinking formula really effective?
- Genre
- humor
- Synopsis
- Three two-panel gags: shrinking formula; centaur as a cavalryman; and false front for a shack.
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- cavalry; centaur; shrinking formula; telephone
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- Joe Edwards
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- Joe Edwards
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- Joe Edwards
- Genre
- humor; science fiction
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- An astronaut has to plant a flag on the moon--to complete the 18th hole of a golf course.
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- astronaut; flag; golf course; moon
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- Dexter Taylor
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- satire-parody; science fiction
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- At a space station dance, a spaceman learns that his date is not really what she appears to be.
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- aliens; dance; disguise; Martian; spaceman
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- Dexter Taylor
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- Genre
- humor; science fiction
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- Aliens hack their way through a thick forest, which is revealed to be an ordinary lawn.
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- aliens; lawn; miniature; spaceship
Art previously thought to be Joe Edwards.
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- Joe Edwards
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- Joe Edwards
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- Joe Edwards
- Genre
- humor
- Synopsis
- A swami checks out a used flying carpet, before buying it from a dealer.
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- flying carpet
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- Bill Kresse
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- Bill Kresse
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- Bill Kresse
- Genre
- humor
- Synopsis
- Someone eats a cereal "shot from rockets".
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- breakfast cereal
Parody of Quaker cereals "shot from guns."
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- Dexter Taylor
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- Genre
- humor; science fiction
- Characters
- Professor Transistor; Blips
- Synopsis
- Professor Transistor takes two teen-agers in his time machine to Columbus's Landing, the Boston Tea Party, and World War I France.
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- France; Indians; Revolutionary War; Tea Party; time machine; World War I