Cover: John Severin

Cracked #251

Jan 1990 · Globe Communications · 1.49 USD

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“Quasimodo at the Doctor's Office”

Cracked rings in the new decade with a cover by John Severin that neatly captures the magazine's sardonic spirit: a sunny, carefree vision of city life labeled "What We Hoped For" sits above a grimy, crumbling urban wasteland tagged "What We Got!" — a split-panel gag that says everything about optimism meeting reality. This 1990 issue also promises parody takes on Lethal Weapon, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, and the always-reliable Don Martin. For fans of humor magazines, it's a cheerful reminder that Cracked never met a decade it couldn't roast on arrival.

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writer, artist, inker Vic Martin · cover John Severin

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writer, artist, inker Vic Martin

cover pencils, inks John Severin

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Hudd and Dini disguise themselves as snake charmers but the guard hides in their snake basket.

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