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Get Lost #1 (1954)

Mikeross Publications · 1954 · 37 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Dr. Jerkyll Became Mr. Hide
6 pp · satire-parody

A meek psychiatrist with a thriving practice treating the mentally unwell faces an impossible choice when a conniving banker's daughter demands he marry her—or lose everything, including his three prized therapy couches. Desperate and cornered, Dr. Jerkyll turns to an experimental potion, hoping chemistry might solve what willpower cannot, only to discover the results are far more chaotic than anticipated. This 1954 satire takes a sharp, comedic swing at both psychoanalysis and get-rich-quick schemes, delivering six pages of absurdist mayhem.

Strain
6 pp · satire-parody; western-frontier
StrainKidMawHerman

In a rough frontier town, the legendary gunslinger Strain arrives looking for a quiet drink—but the Kid has other ideas, idolizing the famous outlaw and eager to team up for some law-and-order heroics. When Strain insists on going into the saloon alone, the Kid follows anyway with Maw's blessing, setting off a chain of absurd misunderstandings that spirals into complete chaos. This satirical western sends up the myth of the tough gunslinger and the starry-eyed admiration that follows him, played entirely for laughs as the Kid's idol worship and a town full of hypocritical "upstanding" citizens collide with hilarious results.

Me? The Verdict!
5 pp · detective-mystery; satire-parody

A private detective named Sledgehammer finds himself caught between a desperate woman and her dangerous twin sister when he agrees to take on what seems like a straightforward case—only to discover that nothing about the Nails family is as simple as it appears. As bodies pile up and identities become increasingly difficult to trust, Sledgehammer must navigate a web of deception to uncover the truth before someone else pays the price. This hardboiled mystery-turned-satire twists every noir convention into something hilariously unexpected.

Don and Martha
2 pp · humor
Ace of Space - Four-Flush Gordon
6 pp · satire-parody; science fiction

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