Voting Is Your Super Power Mad Magazine and an introduction by production

and an introduction by production designers Bill Cone and Jay Shuster

Updates include clarification on Toth's early married life in the 1950s and the first appearance of the recently disovered final page that completes the special section collecting Jon Fury

From the Art Directors Club of Los Angeles

but nobody can make nothing happening as riotously entertaining as Jason does

celle-là même que Pierre ne peut décidément plus voir en peinture

Voting Is Your Super Power Mad Magazine and an introduction by productionFrom the Publisher: In the 1950s there was the Cold War and Red Scare! These fears motivated civic organizations and major comic book companies to team up and create beautifully drawn comic books with clever stories to be passed out in the streets, in union halls, in factories, at state fairs, in schools, in churches wherever people gathered. There were titles like "The Man Who Stole Your Vote" (with an evil masked super villain), "If Your Children