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Cover: James Fry & Terry Austin

Slapstick #1

Nov 1992 · Marvel · 1.25 USD; 1.50 CAD; 0.85 GBP
📊 ~33,088 copies sold its debut month
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“The Totally Awesome Origin of Slapstick!”

Part 1 of 4 kicks off Marvel's 1992 limited series with a cover that announces itself with gleeful, cartoonish confidence — a wide-mouthed, purple-haired clown villain unleashes a thunderous "MU-HU-HA-HA-HA!" while a caped, blue-hatted figure crashes into a crowd of startled bystanders, all rendered with sharp energy by penciler James Fry and inker Terry Austin. The tagline says it all: "He's here! The hero who laughs at danger!" — and Slapstick wastes no time making that promise feel delightfully literal. Writer Len Kaminski and the creative team set the tone for what looks to be a wonderfully irreverent superhero romp right from the opening page of covers.

writer Len Kaminski · artist James Fry III · inker Terry Austin · colorist Joe Rosas · letterer Bill Oakley · cover James Fry, Terry Austin

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Cast · 34 characters

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colorist Joe Rosas
letterer Bill Oakley
cover pencils James Fry
cover inks Terry Austin

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Steve Harmon, during an invasion of clowns from Dimension X, is turned into the awesome Slapstick.

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