The Adventures of Jerry Lewis #83
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Scared Silly! Part 1," Jerry Lewis stumbles into a creaky old house that’s already home to a troupe of unemployed horror film performers, each eager to spook a skeptical director into giving them their jobs back. Written by Arnold Drake and brought to life with expressive art by Bob Oksner—both interior and cover—this 1964 DC comic blends slapstick charm with a delightfully eerie premise, all rendered in a 12-cent package that captures the playful spirit of mid-century comic storytelling.
In "Scared Silly! Part 1," Jerry Lewis stumbles into a creaky old house that’s already home to a troupe of unemployed horror stars—Boris Killoff as Krankenstein, Bela Le Ghouli as Count Drinkula, and the Bride of Krankenstein—each hoping to scare a skeptical director into giving them their jobs back. With Sy Coe and Jeri Coe caught in the middle of the chaos, and Peter Leery the Dog-Boy adding his own brand of confusion, the line between performance and panic starts to blur.
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Reprinted in Super DC Giant #S-19 (1970)
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