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Smilin' Ed Comics#4
Cover: Raoul F. Vezina

Smilin' Ed Comics #4

Mar 1981 · FantaCo Enterprises · 1.00 USD
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In "Who Asked You?", Ed faces a high-stakes challenge: prove he can become a TV star in just two weeks. From spoofing Hollywood Squares to landing a spot in a Sassoon jeans ad and navigating the talk show circuit, his journey is anything but easy—especially with Tex Treason, the star he’s meant to replace, trying to knock him off the path. Written by Tom Skulan and Raoul F. Vezina, with all art and letters by Vezina, this 1981 FantaCo Enterprises gem captures the absurdity and pressure of fame with sharp humor and bold visuals, all drawn and inked by the creator on the cover as well.

Contains 2 stories
Who Asked You?
18 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Smilin' Ed SmileyTex TreasonPhil SilverfinArgyleBraziliaSteve MartianRona Rabbit

In "Who Asked You?", Ed takes on a wild two-week challenge to prove he can become a TV star, hopping from a spoof of Hollywood Squares to a Sassoon jeans ad and the talk show circuit. As he navigates the spotlight, rival Tex Treason has other plans—making sure Ed doesn’t last long in the limelight.

Blind Date
5 pp · Humor
Jessica WallWally Wilson

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Full credits

writer Tom Skulan
writer, artist, inker, letterer Raoul F. Vezina
cover pencils, inks Raoul F. Vezina

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