Cracked #99
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Will-Odd," former political figure Nixon takes an unexpectedly chaotic turn, venturing into a series of wildly unrelated odd jobs—from weather reporting to plumbing—each more absurd than the last. Drawn with sharp, satirical flair by John Severin, whose distinctive pencils and inks define the entire issue, this Cracked #99 tale offers a surreal, offbeat look at one man’s ill-fated attempt to reinvent himself in 1972. The cover, also by Severin, captures the moment with his signature blend of wit and precision.
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Having left politics, Nixon tries his hand at television repair, weather reports, air traffic control, sanitation, eyeglasses, chimney sweeping, commercials and plumbing.
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