Crazy Magazine #80
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Sharpening an Appetite" in Crazy Magazine #80 (1981) delivers a hilarious, offbeat take on Marvel’s roster through satirical spins: "Star Warm" reimagines Star Wars as a Peanuts-style strip, "Sgt. Fatty and His Hounded Commandos" mocks Sgt. Fury with Beetle Bailey’s military humor, and "Kvetch-Men" parodies the X-Men in the vein of Miss Peach. Written, drawn, and inked by Joe Albelo, with lettering by Marian Stensgard, the issue’s humor is sharp and irreverent, all capped off by a classic cover by Bob Larkin.
In this delightfully absurd parody from *Crazy Magazine* #80, Marvel’s heroes get the comic strip treatment: *Star Warm* brings the Force to the Peanuts gang, *Sgt. Fatty and His Hounded Commandos* turns wartime action into Beetle Bailey-style barracks humor, and the *Kvetch-Men* channel the angst of Miss Peach into a team of perpetually grumbling mutants—all in a satirical 4-page romp that skewers superhero tropes with the deadpan charm of classic newspaper strips.
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