Mad House / Madhouse / Madhouse Comics #103
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Yechh Zone," Jo navigates the chaotic first day of karate school, where even the most basic moves feel like a mystery. With a knack for turning every situation into a surprise—and a habit of questioning everything from homework to movie endings—Jo’s trying to find his rhythm in a world that never quite makes sense. Art by Dan DeCarlo and letters by Bill Yoshida bring the humor and chaos to life, while Stan Goldberg’s cover captures the zany energy of the issue.
In "Invisible Teen-ager," Roger Winterbottom stumbles upon a bizarre secret while crafting a super sundae—and suddenly finds himself unseen. What starts as a thrilling prank quickly spirals into something far more complicated, as invisibility brings unexpected consequences.
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