Archie's Madhouse #18
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Phantom's Comeback!", Matty’s daydreams take a wild turn when the Pink Martian Man promises a trip to Mars—no homework, just fun. But one look at photos of Martian girls gives Matty pause, making him reconsider the perks of staying on Earth. Art by Bob White brings the absurd humor to life, with a vibrant cover by Joe Edwards capturing the zany spirit of the tale.
In "Charming Choice!" from Archie's Madhouse #18, the Pink Martian Man lures Matty with the promise of a vacation on Mars—where there’s no homework. But when Matty sees pictures of Martian girls, he quickly realizes that even a trip to another planet can’t beat the comfort of a good old-fashioned homework routine.
In "To Each His Own," a delightfully whimsical 1962 tale from Archie's Madhouse #18, a zany Earth spaceship embarks on a goodwill mission across the solar system—delivering art to Mercury, books to Mars, and rock 'n' roll records to the far-flung Planet X. With a playful blend of humor and sci-fi charm, the story captures the spirit of interplanetary connection through the most unexpected of gifts.
In "null," Ronald’s life takes a bizarre turn when he swallows so much gum that he gains stretchable powers—first using them to help others, then letting his ego get the better of him. Written by a mystery hand and illustrated by a deft hand, this five-page 1962 gem from Archie's Madhouse #18 turns a silly premise into a classic tale of hubris and sticky consequences.
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↩ Reprints Archie's Madhouse #14 (1961), Archie's Madhouse #16 (1961)
Reprinted in The Best of Archie's Madhouse #[nn] (2011)
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