Synopsis: Apartment mailbox nameplates featuring the names of the famous, infamous and fictional (e.g., Frank Serpico, Patty Hearst, Jusge Crater, Carlton, Your Doorman).
Synopsis: A two-page feature with a beautiful full-page caricature of HENNY YOUNGMAN on stage surrounded by virtually every comedian of the day. A text box contains a comedy monologue.
Synopsis: Commentary on the Seventies set to well-known tunes (e.g., "When Johnny is Able to Read Again" set to the tune of "When Johnny Comes Marching Homae Again").
Synopsis: One pager with four strips illustrating imagined scenes from the cowboy show, family show, doctor show, and juvenile show. Spoofs Gunsmoke, The Waltons, Marcus Welby, MD and Lassie.
Notes: Illustrated by the future popular Marvel Comics artist BOB McLEOD.
Synopsis: In a prescient piece predicting the violent video games of today, ROGER FRANCIS writes in 1978, "If you think there's too much violence on TV now, you won't be seeing much less of it in the future because people love it! In fact, it just may spread to other forms of entertainment... something people can actually take part in!"
Notes: A two-page spread featuring a game board, playing pieces, and directions.
Synopsis: Profiles and illustrations of eight specialty cars, including The Matzos (for Jewish Tourists in Arab Lands) and The Praying Mantis (for Holy Rollers).
Notes: Originally presented in CRAZY MAGAZINE #16.
Synopsis: One-page featuring four strips of imagined scenes from the news show, the sports broadcast, the weather report, and the quiz program. Among those caricatured are Harry Reasoner, Barbara Walters, Muhammad Ali, and Howard Cosell.
Synopsis: Three pages contrasting the mythological creatures of yesteryear with its modern-day counterparts (e.g., a descendent of the legendary Griffon is the Merv Griffin).