Showing posts with label len herman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label len herman. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 25, 2016

Black and White Wednesday: "The $6,000,000 Man-iac!" by Herman and Colon

Dig it, Groove-ophiles! Just 'cause Marvel's Crazy wasn't nearly as polished or popular as Mad, it didn't stop Len Herman and Ernie Colon from producing parodies like "The $6,000,000 Man-iac!"! It's true! They did it in Crazy #18 (April 1976)!






Wednesday, November 19, 2014

Black and White Wednesday: "King Konk" by Herman and Colon

Okay, Groove-ophiles, so "King Konk" from Crazy Magazine #19 (cover dated August 1976) may not be the funniest movie parody of the Groovy Age, but Ernie Colon's art makes Len Herman's story look really cool, dunnit?






Wednesday, February 20, 2013

Black and White Wednesday: "Space: $19.99" by Herman and Colon

Hey, hey, hey, Groove-ophiles! Between Star Trek and Star Wars the boob tube provided us with the quality sci-fi of Space: 1999 (check out the links in the sidebar for tons-o-links to Charlton Comics' comicbook tie-ins). Of a certainty, anything that was cool (and lots'a things that were never cool) would eventually find themselves being poked fun of in the pages of Mad, Cracked, and the subject of today's post, Marvel's Crazy.  Crazy #20's (cover-dated October 1976) "Space: $19.99" carries on the tradition of wordy, jokey parodies, but this one has the added pedigree of having the art provided by the wonderful and multi-talented Ernie Colon.Check it out!



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