Mad House / Madhouse / Madhouse Comics#101
Cover: Stan Goldberg
Mad House / Madhouse / Madhouse Comics #101
“Denny the Drifter”
In "Denny the Drifter," Samm Schwartz delivers a playful, visually inventive tale where names come alive through clever, whimsical illustrations—each letter shaped to reflect the essence of the person, like Annie Oakley’s O as a bullseye or Don Quixote’s X as a windmill. With art, inks, and lettering all by Schwartz and a cover by Stan Goldberg, this 1976 Archie Comics gem turns wordplay into a visual adventure.
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artist, inker, letterer Samm Schwartz · cover Stan Goldberg
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artist, inker, letterer Samm Schwartz
cover pencils Stan Goldberg
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Various names of people drawn in such a way that represents their life; for example, the O in Annie Oakley is a bullseye and the X in Don Quixote is a windmill.
Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).