Mad Follies #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "If Comic Strip Characters Behaved Like Ordinary People," Don Reilly and Wally Wood deliver a sharp, satirical take on mid-20th-century consumer culture, imagining what happens when iconic brands like RCA and MGM, or Mr. Clean and Old Dutch, are forced to merge into a single, absurd entity. The story’s clever premise unfolds through a series of surreal, deadpan vignettes, all rendered with Wally Wood’s precise, expressive art and Norman Mingo’s sharp, iconic cover.
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Merging famous trademarks to reflect corporate mergers. Trademarks merged are Sherwin-Williams with Dutch Boy Paint, RCA with MGM, Schweppes with White Rock, American Airlines with Greyhound, Prudential with Traveler's Insurance, White Owl cigars with Raleigh cigarettes, Kool and Camel cigarettes, Mr. Clean with Old Dutch cleanser, Sunshine Biscuits with Arm & Hammer, and Morton's salt with Heinz Ketchup.
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