From Here to Insanity (1955) comic books 1955 or before

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Cover by Fred Ottenheimer. Stories and art by Dick Ayers and Fred Ottenheimer. Numbering continues from Eh! (1953) #7. Charlton gives its Mad imitator the second of its four titles, as it continues its hit-or-miss parodies of 1950s pop culture. Heir to a fortune, Robbin Yunk becomes a rail tycoon, even though he has the mind of a child and sees freight and passenger trains as his own personal train set. An attempt at creating the comics equivalent of "Cinerama," and other widescreen experiments of 1950s Hollywood. Spoofs of 1950s advertising, including nail polish, beer, and hair care. Infinity cover by Fred Ottenheimer. Drain Shampoo!; The Robbin Yunk Story; Comicrameh!; Easy Money!!; High at Noon; Kaysee - Krime Photographer; Executive Suit; The Two Little Monsters; Bloody Mary; I Dreamed I Was in Heaven. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover by Fred Ottenheimer. Stories and art by Dick Ayers and Fred Ottenheimer. Charlton's Mad imitator continues its hit-or-miss parodies of 1950s pop culture. Dragnet's Joe Friday investigates 1955 pop music, in a story with commentary on the effect Elvis Presley had on 1950s America. A joke biography of dancer and dance-studio founder Arthur Murray. Spoofs of 1950s advertising, including mouthwash, milk, and canned spaghetti. Bunko-American; Spectacular with Steve Giveaway; The Hiss Parade with Joe Friday; The Odyssus of Homer Wigglesworth; Buds:Ice Kwick-Frozen Water!; The Arthur Flurry Story!; The Music Haters' Answer to Hi-Fi!; The Mad Doc; Grapple!; What the Heck Is a Mambo?; Tarnation; Blisterine. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.