Original sentence: ", about high-school kids who make a suicide pact.Crazy Magazine was a humor magazine.In addition to drawn art, Crazy experimented with fumetti.Mainstream writers like Harlan Ellison and Art Buchwald also contributed.Steve Gerber, who served as editor from issues #8-14 and wanted it to be distinctive from the archteypal Mad, said that the goal was to present work that implied the creators were themselves insane.The last issue of his run as editor included a darkly comic short story he wrote in college, "...And the Birds Hummed Dirges
Edited sentence: " But the early Crazy also had a more innocent side too, such as its ongoing history of the world, but with moose instead of people.", which is about high school kids who make a suicide pact.Crazy Magazine was a humor magazine, an imitator of the popular MAD Magazine.Crazy not only did Mad Magazine-like articles but experimented with fumetti (comic strips with photos instead of drawings) similar to what was seen in Harvey Kurtzman's Help.For example, in its ongoing parodies of TV commercials, the character based on Mr.In its early days, Crazy had a dark edge to its parodies.Mainstream writers like Harlan Ellison and Art Buchwald even contributed to the book.Steve Gerber, who served as editor from issues #8-14 and wanted it to be as different from Mad Magazine as possible, said that the goal was to present work that implied the creators were themselves insane.The last issue of his run as editor was #14, in which he included a darkly comic short story he wrote in college titled "...And the Birds Hummed Dirges.Whipple gunned down the housewives who squeezed the "Charming.of the 1960s