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38May 1978
$0.60

Crazy Magazine #38

Marvel · May 1978 · on sale 1978-03-14

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Series
Crazy Magazine (Marvel, 1973 series)
Issue
#38
Publication date
May 1978
Key date
1978-05-00
On-sale date
1978-03-14
Indicia publisher
Marvel Comics Group
Price
$0.60
Pages
52
Barcode
0714860290438

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Big Support Your UFO Issuecover1pencils: Bob Larkin; inks: Bob Larkin; colors: Bob LarkinIrving Nebbish
1Fine for Trespassingillustration1letters: typesetIrving Nebbish
2In This Issuetable of contents1pencils: various; inks: various; letters: typeset
3-letters page2pencils: ? (illustrations); inks: ? (illustrations); letters: typeset
4Clearly Encountered for the Thirieth Timecomic story6script: Murad Gümen; pencils: Murad Gümen; inks: Murad Gümen
5New, Peaceful Uses for Hand Gunscomic story2script: Roger Francis; pencils: Rick Varesi; inks: Rick Varesi
6Cliche Questions from Movielandcomic story2script: Michael Pellowski; pencils: Kent Gamble; inks: Kent Gamble
7-text story1script: Paul Laikin
8Midget Monthlycomic story3script: Howard Taylor; pencils: Tony Tallarico; inks: Tony Tallarico
9A Crazy Look at Video Gamescomic story2script: Kim Bene; pencils: Ken Landgraf; inks: Ken Landgraf
10It Happens Every Timecomic story2script: Michael Pellowski; pencils: Vic Martin; inks: Vic Martin
11Cigarette Freakscomic story2script: Michael Pellowski; pencils: John Langton; inks: John Langton
12Fat Is, Skinny Is...comic story2script: Marilyn Ippolito; pencils: Michael Pardo; inks: Michael Pardo
13-text story2script: Joe Kiernan; pencils: Tony Tallarico; inks: Tony Tallarico
14When People Moonlight in Different Jobscomic story3script: Roger Francis; pencils: Walter Brogan; inks: Walter Brogan
15Multi-Bladed Jacknives for Different Kinds of Peoplecomic story1script: Roger Francis; pencils: John Langton; inks: John Langton
16Celebrities Who Have Made Lasting Impressionscomic story2script: Marilyn Ippolito; pencils: Kent Gamble; inks: Kent Gamble
17Specialized Eye Chartstext story1.75script: Sara Arthur
18Out of Ordercomic story0.25script: Marilyn Ippolito; pencils: Marilyn Ippolito; inks: Marilyn Ippolito
19Doodles That Reveal the Real Youcomic story2script: Jim Simon; pencils: Aron Mayer; inks: Aron Mayer
20It's a Sure Bet That...comic story2script: Marilyn Ippolito; pencils: Ray Billingsley; inks: Ray Billingsley
21-text story1pencils: ? (illustration); inks: ? (illustration); letters: typeset
22The Raven Contemporary Stylecomic story3script: Warren Emery; pencils: David Wenzel; inks: David Wenzel
23That's Very Nice, But...comic story2script: J. Marc DeMatteis; pencils: Alan Kupperberg; inks: Alan Kupperberg
24-photo story2script: Aron Mayer
25-text story1script: Eden Norah
26Billy & Dillycomic story1script: Aron Mayer; pencils: Gary Brodsky; inks: Gary BrodskyBilly Carter; Jimmy Carter

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