Dig the Courageous Cat and Minute Mouse in the corner and the Mickey ears on Sylvester. Classic.
Monday, June 18, 2012
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ReplyDeleteI wish CRACKED was this way again.
Amen, brother. I was a huge Cracked fan as a kid, and even preferred it to Mad most of the time. Good stuff!
ReplyDeleteThere's simply no love for Sylvester P. Smythe in today's world (they could at least stick in a joke on that site with stating he's the "webmaster" or something).
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