Cracked #116
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Silly Jack" in Cracked #116 (1974) delivers the magazine’s signature satirical edge with a sharp, absurdist take on historical nostalgia, imagining a world where Adolph Hitler is repurposed as a pop culture figure—showcased in absurd contexts like Andy Capp strips, Western TV shows, and bubblegum cards. Penciled and inked by Bill Ward, the story’s deadpan humor is elevated by John Severin’s iconic cover art, which captures the issue’s irreverent tone with a perfectly timed visual gag.
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Suggestions on how to take advantage of the nostlagic interest in Adolph Hitler, such as adding him to the cast of Andy Capp, putting him on television westerns and using his image on bubblegum cards.
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