Cracked #230
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Weighty Matter!", Hudd and Dini flee to a Native American village, hoping for sanctuary—only to find themselves ensnared by a deceptively peaceful offering. Written, drawn, and inked by Vic Martin, this 1987 installment of Cracked delivers its signature satirical edge with a twist that turns a moment of supposed truce into a hilariously disastrous trap. The cover, by John Severin, captures the scene’s absurd tension in bold, expressive lines.
In "Peace Pipe," Hudd and Dini make a desperate dash into a Native American village, hoping for refuge—only to be handed a peace pipe and quickly overwhelmed by its strange, sickening smoke, leading to an abrupt and humiliating recapture. The story’s sharp humor shines in its absurd twist on a classic trope, delivered with a deadpan punch.
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Reprinted in Cracked Collectors' Edition #75 (1988), Cracked Party Pack #2 (1988), Cracked Monster Party #7 (1989), Cracked Blockbuster #4 (1990), Cracked Collectors' Edition #87 (1991), Cracked Summer Special #1 (1991), Cracked Blockbuster #7 (1993), Cracked Collectors' Edition #95 (1993), Cracked Summer Special #7 (1997), Cracked Collectors' Edition #117 (1999)
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