Archie's Madhouse #33
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Ronald the Rubber Boy Meets Sabrina the Witch Queen," Professor Transistor takes Herman on a tour of the Mad House World's Fair, where every building is a whimsical, exaggerated representation of its purpose. Inside the Mad Science pavilion, the duo encounters a series of bizarre inventions that promise to stretch the limits of imagination—literally. Art by Joe Edwards, lettering by Joe Edwards.
Ronald the Rubber Boy and Sabrina the Witch Queen trade places—literally—when they each wish they had the other’s powers. With a little help from Sabrina’s Fairy Witch Mother, they brew a potion that swaps their abilities, leading to a series of wacky mishaps. But soon, they realize that being different might’ve been the best part all along.
In "The Teen Olympics," Archie's Madhouse #33 (1964), a group of teens compete in a series of delightfully absurd events—think locker-stuffing, jalopy-pushing, and dilly-dialing—where the real prize might just be surviving the commercial marathon and the ultimate test: going the longest without watching TV.
In "Mad House World's Fair of 1964," Professor Transistor treats Herman to a tour of a delightfully absurd exhibition where every structure mimics its own purpose in exaggerated, cartoonish form. The madness reaches new heights as the professor unveils his latest inventions in the Mad Science pavilion, turning the fair into a whirlwind of wacky wonder.
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Reprinted in Archie's Madhouse #34 (1964), Sabrina the Teenage Witch Complete Collection #1 (2017)
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