Two Tales Of Teenage Toonage

Teen Hulk. What more do I need to say? It's a teenager who turns into a hulk. Pretty self explanatory, right?
Both stories by Jim Owsley and Gary Hallgren.

from CRAZY #91, October 1982






from CRAZY #92, November 1982





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TEEN HULK!!

Teen Hulk was a character created for CRAZY Magazine by Marie Severin and Larry Hama in 1980. His first appearance was in issue #60 (March 1980), the first part of a two part origin story. The character would continue to appear throughout the rest of magazine's run until it's cancellation. Like most of the original characters from CRAZY (Obnoxio the clown, Auntie Nuke, Dirk McGirk, etc.), Marvel has pretty much abandoned them.
After Marie Severin, the strip was taken over by Bob McLeod, and then by Gary Hallgren.

from CRAZY #84, March 1982






from CRAZY #90, September 1982





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IT WAS CRAZY

CRAZY magazine will always have a special place in my memories. Not because it was the greatest or funniest, but just because it entertained me. Of course, it had pretty much the same TV and movie parodies that you could find in any humor magazine, but it had something else as well; exclusive content. It was these characters and features that, more often than not, caused me to choose it over the other humor magazines on the racks.
So, without any more of my aimless ramblings, have a look here at the three things I enjoyed most: Obnoxio's Fun Pages, Teen Hulk, and Mike Carlin's Page 'O' Stuff.

from CRAZY #90, September 1982




from CRAZY #93, February 1983






from CRAZY #84, March 1982



from CRAZY #90, September 1982


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