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Cover: Kelly Freas
Crazy Magazine #1
“Kung Fooey”
"Kung Fooey" in Crazy Magazine #1 (1973) delivers a delightfully absurd take on human history, reimagined through the prehistoric adventures of anthropomorphized moose—complete with a tongue-in-cheek evolution arc. Written, drawn, and inked by Bob Foster, the story blends surreal humor with clever visual gags, all framed by the striking, satirical cover by Kelly Freas.
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writer, artist, inker Bob Foster · cover Kelly Freas
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writer, artist, inker Bob Foster
cover pencils, inks Kelly Freas
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The evolution of human history, parodied as it would apply to anthropomorphized moose. This chapter covers the evolution of prehistoric moose ancestors.
Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).