Cracked #11
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "If Racketeers Took Over the Children's World," Paul Laikin and Jack Davis reimagine a surreal twist on 1950s television, where beloved shows like The Millionaire, Lassie, and Have Gun Will Travel are hijacked by underworld forces. With Jack Davis handling both art and inks, and John Severin’s sharp cover pencils and inks setting the tone, this Cracked #11 satire turns familiar fare into a darkly humorous commentary on media and power—no spoilers, just sharp wit and a cleverly subverted world.
In this wry, typeset satire from Cracked #11, classic 1950s TV shows like *The Millionaire*, *Lassie*, and *Have Gun Will Travel* get hilariously reimagined with absurd, tongue-in-cheek endings that skewer the era’s predictable formulas—because nothing says "closure" like a surprise plot twist involving a time-traveling squirrel or a sudden career change into stand-up comedy.
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Reprinted in The Cracked Reader #K-111T (1960), Cracked #15 (1960), More Cracked #T-135 (1961), Completely Cracked #T-136 (1962), Cracked #26 (1962), Cracked #39 (1964), Cracked #40 (1964), Cracked #41 (1965), Cracked #43 (1965), Cracked #44 (1965), Giant Cracked #2 (1966), Cracked #51 (1966), Cracked #55 (1966), Pow Magazine #2 (1966), Giant Cracked #3 (1967), Cracked #64 (1967), Giant Cracked #4 (1968), King-Sized Cracked #2 (1968), Giant Cracked #5 (1969), King-Sized Cracked #3 (1969), Giant Cracked #6 (1970), Cracked Shut-Ups #2 (1972), Biggest Greatest Cracked #12 (1976), Super Cracked #31 (1986) + 17 more
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