International Insanity

A short-lived but memorable 1970s series from Phi Publishing, International Insanity ran for six issues as a globe-trotting satire of espionage and geopolitics. The book was largely written by Judy Brown, Jim Geoghan, and Mary Skrenes, with a rotating art team that included Dick Giordano, Frank Cirocco, and Carl Potts, giving it a sharp, energetic look. Its premise—a chaotic, humorous take on international intrigue—made it a quirky footnote in the era's underground-tinged independent comics scene.