The Adventures of Doris Nelson: Atomic Housewife

In 1996, Jake Comics launched the delightfully offbeat The Adventures of Doris Nelson: Atomic Housewife, a one-issue series that blends 1950s domestic satire with atomic-age sci-fi. Written by Kenneth Jones and James Anderson, with Anderson also handling the art, this single issue presents a clever, self-contained premise. Its quirky, affectionate parody of mid-century gender roles and Cold War anxieties makes it a memorable cult oddity from the era.