Mad House Annual #8

In "Past Blast," Sabrina stumbles upon a magical brew that lets her step into history and become anyone she pleases—though her limited grasp of the past quickly lands her in awkward, hilarious scrapes. From ancient Rome to the Wild West, her attempts to blend in go hilariously awry, proving that time travel is no picnic when you don’t know your history.

In "The Mad Ad Monster Part 1," scientists unveil a miracle cure for bad breath, dandruff, and B.O.—but when their TV announcer drinks it live on air, he gains bizarre powers and vows to destroy every commercial he can. With a flair for chaos and a flair for the absurd, he’s no longer just selling products—he’s out to sabotage the very ads that made him famous.

In "Light Flight!", Professor Transistor builds a rocket capable of traveling faster than light—just so he can catch up to yesterday’s TV broadcasts and relive them. With a mix of mad science and classic comic absurdity, he blasts off on a wild, time-bending trip through the airwaves.

In "Space Hunter," Earth's Space Zoo director sends Godfrey on a mission to find exotic new creatures for the collection. After failing on several planets, Godfrey lands on the mysterious Planet X-305, home to a menagerie of strange beasts—only to discover that he might be the rarest specimen of all.

In "The Detergent Monster," two scientists at the Agaxo Soap Laboratory stumble into chaos when their latest detergent formula goes wildly awry, unleashing a monstrous foam creature with the unsettling ability to turn everything it touches bone-white. The story unfolds with classic 1970s comic absurdity, blending science-fueled mayhem with a perfectly timed splash of slapstick.