Cracked #135

In "The Bionic Lady," John Severin delivers a delightfully twisted take on a classic tale, reimagining the Cinderella story with a nerdy tailor's son who stumbles into something far beyond his usual routine. When he tries on his father’s mysterious leather coat, the familiar fairy-tale charm takes a sharp, unexpected turn—no glass slipper, just a whole new kind of transformation. The story, illustrated with Severin’s signature gritty flair, features his own inks and pencils on both the interior and the cover, making this 1976 Cracked #135 a standout in the series’ long-running satire.