Mad House / Madhouse / Madhouse Comics #110

Nov 1977 · Archie · 0.35 USD

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In "The Boy Who Was Different," the financially struggling vampire Dracks see a glimmer of hope when their nephew Bogar returns from America with a bold plan: turning their ancestral castle into a tourist attraction. Written by George Gladir and illustrated by Chic Stone, this 1977 classic from Archie’s Madhouse Comics #110 blends gothic flair with a touch of suburban charm, all brought to life with Stan Goldberg’s vibrant cover.

Contains 9 stories

The Boy Who Was Different

5 pp · Teen

Kiss Bliss

0.5 pp · Teen

Sabrina SpellmanAunt Hilda

Sprite Fright

0.5 pp · Fantasy, Teen

Sabrina SpellmanAunt HildaCousin Mildred

Blast from the Past

0.5 pp · Humor

Professor Transistor

Brain Refrain

0.5 pp · Humor

Professor Transistor

Transistor Mister

5 pp · Humor

In "Transistor Mister," an overworked police force welcomes a seemingly helpful inventor offering bionic officers to ease their burden—only to discover the man’s machines have a mind of their own, and their loyalty lies with their creator. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, this 1977 Mad House tale delivers a sharp, offbeat twist on technology and trust.

Monsters in the News

2 pp · Humor

A Madhouse Look at Bugs

3 pp · Humor

Transylvania Triumph

5 pp · Humor

Count DrackCountess DrackBogar

When the once-proud vampire Dracks face ruin, their fortunes take a surprisingly modern turn when their nephew Bogar returns from America with a bold plan: turn the family castle into a tourist attraction. With a mix of gothic flair and 1970s whimsy, this short tale follows the unlikely duo as they navigate the chaos of turning a centuries-old crypt into a cash-grab spectacle.