Archie's Madhouse #41
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Cowboy Heroes Always Wear White Hats," Super Disguise takes on a new role—literally—when he transforms into a sheet of trading stamps to catch the elusive Super Market Man, all while facing a forced resignation from the Union of Super Heroes. Penciled and inked by Joe Edwards, this 1965 adventure blends absurd humor with the classic Archie charm, while Samm Schwartz and Dan DeCarlo deliver the whimsical cover art.
In "Market Marauder Part 2," Super Disguise, facing forced resignation from the Union of Super Heroes, takes a wildly unorthodox approach—transforming himself into a sheet of trading stamps to catch the elusive Super Market Man. The absurdity of the scheme unfolds across six pages of classic Archie's Madhouse humor, where heroics meet the grocery aisle in a battle of wits and disguises.
In "Everything Happens in Transylvania," a trio of delightfully absurd cartoons from Archie's Madhouse #41 captures the spirit of silly satire—complete with a woman adding a mustache to a portrait, two theatergoers in mismatched hats, and a surprisingly tidy scene of Transylvania’s children being cleaned. The humor is quick, whimsical, and perfectly in tune with the era’s lighthearted comic style.
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↩ Reprints Archie's Madhouse #40 (1965)
Reprinted in Mad House Annual #8 (1970), Madhouse Comics Digest #4 (1978), Madhouse Comics Digest #7 (1981), The Best of Archie's Madhouse #[nn] (2011)
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