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Crazy, Man, Crazy #1 (1955) · The Collector

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Charlton
Crazy, Man, Crazy (1955)
#1

Charlton#1

Crazy, Man, Crazy

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Crazy, Man, Crazy #1

Publisher: Charlton
Cover date: December 1955
Cover price: $0.25
Pages: 68

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Stories

6 titled

1Sleuths Are Stranger in Fiction
2The Child from 2 to 10

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Grand Comics Database issue 393720

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Advice from "Dr. Sock".

3

Crazy's Cavalcade of Famous Moments in American History

4Foreign Intrigues

5How To Convert Your Father's Cadillac into a Hot-Rod

6Keeping Emily Posted

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Pencillers: Art Gates, Jack Kirby
Inkers: Art Gates, Jack Kirby

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