Don Martin The Mad Adventures Of Captain Klutz
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Numerous writers were credited for the stories. A listing of the stories, as well as the credited writers, follows. The MAD Adventures of Captain Klutz (1967) Stories below uncredited; credited writers Dick DeBartolo, Phil Hahn, Jack Hanrahan, Don Martin Prologue/Origin The genesis of Captain Klutz. "Sissyman" No master of disguise, Klutz wears a rabbit costume while undercover as a high school football player. "The Message" Klutz writes to Chief O'Freenbean in invisible ink. "Chicken Soup" A scheming matron builds an army of zombies, by drugging the food at her soup kitchen. "On The Elevator" "Gorgonzola" A story of man versus spider. "Mervin the Mad Bomber" Klutz learns to think twice, before calling out the bomb squad. MAD's Don Martin Carries On (1973) "The Man of 1, 000 Faces (Give or Take 900)" written by Dick DeBartolo MAD's Don Martin Steps Further Out (1975) "Kung Fu To You, Too! "
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To this day I can remember eyeing for the first time The MAD Adventures of Captain Klutz, the 192-page Signet Books paperback featuring Martin's outrageous super-hero burlesque. Copyright Don Martin It was sometime in 1967. I was nine and had arrived at my hometown's primary comic-book source, Williams Candy Kitchen, for the latest Batman funnybooks. I had recently discovered MAD, with its fabled "Bats-Man" take-off in Issue #105 (Sept. 1966), and spotted Don Martin's signature drawing style on the Klutz cover before noticing his name in the balloon that was levitating his hero skyward. Unlike other super-heroes, Captain Klutz didn't look like he had just slid down a Batpole or stormed out of a phone booth. He looked like he had just crawled out of bed: red, wool longjohns, polka-dotted boxers (worn on the outside of his pants, per super-hero customs of the day), and bunny slippers. "Why has he dedicated himself to a life of crime fighting? " asked the back cover copy. "Who really cares? "
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But the ones he did create are readily available to new readers. What's more, like all of Martin's humor, his Captain Klutz material is as funny today as when it first appeared. — DDM BACK to Don Markstein's Toonopedia™ Home Page Today in Toons: Every day's an anniversary! Purchase Toon-related Merchandise Online
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It was the segment with the longest waiting for this new episode - 12 years passed from the last appearance on MADtv Season 3 until the first episode of Don Martin. In 2014, They released a book about Don Martin stand alone for its first time. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.
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I was still too young to appreciate the Camp humor in TV's Batman, but this, I found funny. I still do. Captain Klutz could've been used as a parable to warn kids about the dangers of reading too many comic books, so we wouldn't turn out to be a total loser like Ringo Fonebone. When we meet him, Fonebone has spent his life doing nothing but reading comics: Fester and Karbunkle, Brap Man, The Creep, Cockroach Man, The Purple Fink, The Plastic Freak, Acid Nose, you name it, he reads it. His parents have finally had enough and boot the adult Ringo out of the house. What follows is a downward spiral that leads him to one conclusion: He has to end it all. Clad in his underwear and slippers, Fonebone knots together a network of towels as a noose and hurls himself off a rooftop. This may sound distasteful at worst, seriocomic at best, but through the pen of " MAD 's Maddest Artist" it's an insane sequence of pratfalls. Ringo's towel rips, he plummets into an ugly lady's hat, which "masks" him, and finally crashes atop a fleeing bank robber who snaps, "Why, you klutz! "
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