Super Cracked

A short-lived, five-issue satirical comic from Globe Communications, Super Cracked (1985–1986) lampooned pop culture and superhero tropes with a gleefully irreverent edge. The series is best remembered for its rotating creative team, which included the sharp cartooning of John Severin and the early work of Bob Fingerman, alongside Bill Wray's distinctive, manic visuals. A cult artifact of its era, it stands as a scrappy, unapologetic parody that captured the cynical humor of mid-80s underground-influenced comics.