The Adventures of Jerry Lewis #95

Summer camp has never looked this dangerous — or this funny. Bob Oksner's cover drops Jerry Lewis and a terrified young Renfrew at the feet of "Uncle Hal," the imposing, medal-draped commandant of Camp Wack-A-Boy, whose idea of a disciplined boys' camp includes a shark-filled swimming pool, a graveyard labeled "Rest Period Hill," and a nature hike led by a counselor being chased by a black cat. Jerry's wide-eyed reassurance — "You sure run a dandy disciplined boys' camp, sir!" — says everything about the cheerful chaos waiting inside this 1966 DC gem, written by Arnold Drake with art and inks by Oksner at his rubber-faced best.