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The Complete Color Mad#1
Cover: Harvey Kurtzman
The Complete Color Mad #1
“Hoohah!”
"Hoohah!" is a wild, colorful ride from 1986, spotlighting the chaotic antics of Tumblers in a high-stakes prison break that goes sideways. Written by Jerry De Fuccio and brought to life in vibrant hues by colorist Marie Severin, this issue features a standout cover by Harvey Kurtzman, whose distinctive pencils and inks lend a surreal edge to the proceedings.
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Tumblers is temporarly paroled from prison to help free someone from a bank vault, but the police don't hold up their end of the bargain and he is reimprisoned.
Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).