Publishers / Marvel / Crazy Magazine (1973) / #72
72March 1981
$0.75

Crazy Magazine #72

Marvel · March 1981

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Series
Crazy Magazine (Marvel, 1973 series)
Issue
#72
Publication date
March 1981
Key date
1981-03-10
Indicia publisher
Marvel Comics Group
Price
$0.75
Pages
52
Barcode
0714860290403

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Bob Larkin; inks: Bob Larkin; colors: Bob Larkin
1Introducing the Amazing New Roach Dinercartoon1letters: typeset
2In This Issuetable of contents1pencils: various; inks: various; letters: typeset
3-letters page1.85script: Larry Hama
4Statement of Ownership, Management, and Circulationstatement of ownership0.15letters: typeset
5Snookey and the Band Aid IIcomic story6script: Marc Bilgrey; pencils: Bob Camp; inks: Bob Camp; letters: Carl Gafford
6Doggie Dumbnesscomic story1script: Kovacs; pencils: Kovacs; inks: Kovacs; letters: Kovacs
7-comic story3script: Jim Owsley; pencils: Marie Severin; inks: Marie Severin; letters: Carl Gafford
8The Insipid Reality... and the Insidious Fantasycomic story1script: Mary Wilshire; pencils: Mary Wilshire; inks: Mary Wilshire; letters: Carl Gafford
9Alpha-Bestiarycomic story5script: Larry Hama; pencils: Ralph Reese; inks: Ralph Reese; letters: Carl Gafford
10Expression of Personality Through Fads and Technologycomic story3script: Noel Baebler; pencils: Frank Springer; inks: Frank Springer; letters: Carl Gafford
11Crazy Looks at Lunch Periodcomic story2script: Paul Kupperberg; pencils: Ned Sonntag; inks: Ned Sonntag; letters: Carl Gafford
12More Doggie Dumbnesscomic story1script: Kovacs; pencils: Kovacs; inks: Kovacs; letters: Kovacs
13Heavy Equipmentcomic story3script: Stephen Mellor; pencils: Stephen Mellor; inks: Stephen Mellor; letters: Stephen Mellor
14The Exotic Fantasy... and the Boring Realitycomic story1script: Gary Hallgren; pencils: Gary Hallgren; inks: Gary Hallgren; letters: Carl Gafford
15Farewell My Sweet Retro Rocketsphoto story4script: Marc Bilgrey; pencils: Michael Sullivan; inks: Michael Sullivan; letters: Carl Gafford
16Howie's Minute Mysterycomic story3script: Steve Skeates; pencils: Pat Broderick; inks: Armando Gil; letters: Carl Gafford
17Obnoxio the Clown Fun Pagescomic story2script: Virgil Diamond; pencils: Alan Kupperberg; inks: Alan Kupperberg; letters: Carl Gafford
18Bruce Strychninecomic story2script: David Allikas; pencils: Dave Morris; inks: Dave Morris; letters: Carl Gafford
19And Still More Doggie Dumbnesscomic story1script: Kovacs; pencils: Kovacs; inks: Kovacs; letters: Kovacs
20Shoo-incomic story5script: Murad Gümen; pencils: Kent Gamble; inks: Kent Gamble; letters: Carl Gafford
21Please Don't Squeeze the Crazy!promo (ad from the publisher)1pencils: Alan Kupperberg; inks: Alan KupperbergObnoxio the Clown
22-comic story1script: Mike Carlin; pencils: Mike Carlin; inks: Mike Carlin; letters: Mike Carlin
23Dawn of the Grandmascartoon1script: Gary Hallgren; pencils: Gary Hallgren; inks: Gary Hallgren; letters: Carl Gafford

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