Cracked #186
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Blarney Millner" in Cracked #186 (1982) delivers a sharp, satirical take on absurdity and miscommunication, spotlighting a chain of escalating encounters led by the perpetually unlucky Sylvester. With art and inks by John Langton, the story unfolds through a series of tightly drawn, deadpan moments that build toward inevitable chaos—most notably when Sylvester crosses paths with Alfred E. Neuman, setting off a collision of personalities that promises nothing but trouble. The cover, a classic Severin duo effort, captures the comic’s signature blend of surreal humor and visual wit.
In "Collision Courses," a series of absurdly timed encounters set the stage for chaos, as Sylvester’s oblivious path crosses directly with Alfred E. Neuman’s trademark grin—each moment a ticking time bomb of slapstick misfortune waiting to detonate.
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Reprinted in Super Cracked #25 (1985), King-Sized Cracked #19 (1985), Giant Cracked #42 (1985), King-Sized Cracked #20 (1986), Cracked Blockbuster #1 (1987), Giant Cracked #47 (1988), Cracked Blockbuster #2 (1988), Cracked Collectors' Edition #91 (1992), Cracked Collectors' Edition #94 (1993), Super Cracked #8 (1994), Cracked Collectors' Edition #111 (1997), Cracked Collectors' Edition #117 (1999)
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