Archie's Madhouse #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Digger," Dr. Zodiac’s latest invention—a micro-electronic brain designed to control objects—takes an unexpected turn when his jukebox, programmed to obey, develops a mind of its own and refuses to stop playing Beatles tunes. Written by George Gladir and brought to life with crisp, energetic art by Joe Edwards, this 1965 classic from Archie's Madhouse #39 captures the era’s pop culture buzz with a delightfully absurd twist. The cover, a vibrant collaboration by Samm Schwartz and Dan DeCarlo, perfectly captures the zany spirit of the story.
In "Dr. Zodiac The Skull Scoundrel," the mad scientist Dr. Zodiac unleashes his latest invention—a micro-electronic brain designed to control any object with a single command—only to find his jukebox has developed a mind of its own, obsessed with playing Beatles records nonstop. Written by an unknown hand and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story delivers a delightfully absurd twist on tech gone wild, all in Archie's Madhouse #39’s signature 1965 humor.
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↩ Reprints Archie's Madhouse #20 (1962)
Reprinted in Mad House Annual #8 (1970)
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