Slapstick

Slapstick, a 24-issue series from Pardon Comics, ran from 1975 to 1977, offering a lighthearted, gag-driven take on the superhero genre. Known for its absurd humor and slapstick violence, the title was most associated with writer-artist Bob Ogle, who brought a cartoonish energy to every page. It matters as a cult oddity of the mid-70s, a pure comedic antidote to the era's darker, more serious comics.