Extremely Silly #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Chaos on the Enterprise!!" kicks off with a gloriously absurd mock ad for a hyper-armed Jason action figure from A Crapco Toy—complete with a chainsaw, Kryptonite, and a satellite defense system—paired with the hilariously underprepared Stupid Teen doll. Written, drawn, and inked by James Hanrahan, this 1986 Antarctic Press gem delivers its brand of over-the-top silliness with a cover by Mike Cogliandro that perfectly captures the chaotic spirit.
In "Traffic Jam," Dr. Bruce Banner’s worst commute turns into a full-blown rampage when frustration boils over—only to be abruptly halted by a very literal blast from the past. A satirical twist on the Hulk mythos, this two-page gem from *Extremely Silly #1* (1986) turns a classic origin on its head with absurdity and precision.
In this satirical mock ad from *Extremely Silly #1*, the latest A Crapco Toy release puts a grotesquely over-the-top spin on horror nostalgia: Jason, the infamous slasher, returns as a fully poseable action figure packed with an absurd arsenal—from machetes to Kryptonite and even a satellite defense system. Complete with a hilariously dumb sidekick doll named Stupid Teen, the ad pokes fun at toy culture’s obsession with violence and overkill.
In the wake of the second genetic war, chaos reigns across the galaxy, and the eccentric genius Igor Eeyle has vanished into his mountain fortress, Joltenmaeg, on the volatile planet Tintiniffleheim—where he’s more focused on catching up on *General Hospital* than world domination.
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