Mad #8
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Frank N. Stein!" in Mad #8 (1953) delivers EC’s signature satirical flair in a story that skewers pulp sci-fi tropes with a delightfully deadpan tone. Written with sharp wit and illustrated in the unmistakable style of Harvey Kurtzman—whose bold cover pencils and inks define the issue’s look—this tale stands out as a rare, early appearance of a character who’d become a cult favorite. The cover by Kurtzman, a master of grotesque humor, perfectly captures the story’s over-the-top spirit.
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Bat Boy and Rubin eliminate the gangs in Cosmopolis, but the killer is still at large.
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