Cover: Stan Goldberg

The Mad House Glads #84

Aug 1972 · Archie · 0.25 USD

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In "Double or Nothing," a mobster’s plan to blow up Clyde’s apartment backfires when Dick accidentally hits him with his car. Taken in and tended to, the mobster’s panic escalates when a casual conversation about cooking fish leads him to believe he’s in the hands of a gruesome killer. Written by Frank Doyle and illustrated by Stan Goldberg, with letters by Bill Yoshida and a cover by Stan Goldberg, this 1972 issue of The Mad House Glads delivers a classic mix of slapstick and suspense.

Contains 6 stories

Double or Nothing

10 pp · Humor

A Shoe String Business

2 pp · Humor, Children

The Miracle

6 pp · Humor

The Madhouse Glads Mail Corner

2 pp · Humor

Queer Fear

1 pp · Humor

The Power of the Press

12 pp · Humor

In "The Power of the Press," a mobster plots to blow up Clyde's apartment after the journalist's exposés on rigged college sports threaten his operation. When Dick accidentally runs over the mobster and brings him home, a seemingly innocent conversation about cooking fish sends the criminal into a panic—fearing he’s been sentenced to a gruesome fate at the hands of the Glads.