Archie's Madhouse #7
In "Too Funny for Words," Archie's Madhouse #7 delivers a delightfully absurd twist on familiar phrases, with Tom Moore's sharp art and Joe Edwards' crisp inks bringing to life a series of hilariously inverted similes—like a bat with people in its belfry or a cat letting gossip out of the bag. George Gladir's clever script, paired with Bob White's playful cover, makes this 1960 gem a standout in the series' early run.
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Illustrations of cliched similes with the subjects reversed, including a bat with people in its belfry, a frog with a rock and roll singer in its throat, and a cat that lets gossip out of the bag.
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