Archie’s Mad House (IDW)

    (IDW, 2011)
™ and © 2011 Idea + Design Works

(from the publisher)

Brilliantly combine satire magazines, super-hero send-ups, monster magazines, sexy teenage girls a la Betty and Veronica, surrealism, beatniks and hippies and wackiness and you’ve got the inimitable Mad House. Mad House was the birthplace of the bewitching Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Captain Sprocket and the comic host with the most, Clyde Didit. Archie’s best artists, Dan “Betty and Veronica” DeCarlo, Sam “Jughead” Schwartz and even cartoonists like Wally Wood-yes!-filled Mad House’s pages with laughs and lunacy and nutty fun-and hot teenage chicks. Craig Yoe collects the best of the best stories and features, and introduces Mad House with rare art and behind the scenes secrets.
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