CRACKED magazine was a humour magazine that used to be on the newsstands when I was a boy; I have two issues and know the magazine very well. They did movie and TV adaptations, and the first one I ever read was THE INCREDIBLE BULK, their version of THE INCREDIBLE HULK TV series. In their version, Dr. David Banner was a scientist on the run who had been exposed to gamma radiation and transformed into what was needed to resolve the situation he was in at the time. They were also the magazine the great Don Martin defected to after leaving MAD in the 90s. I doubt, however, that he was the author of a strip called "A Tribute to Don Martin," which was drawn and written in his style and is the story of a man who pays a visit to an art gallery and discovers that the exhibits are alive. When he sees a painting called "The Ol' Swimmin' Hole," he takes off his shirt and dives into the painting, only to hit his head on the canvas and be taken away to an insane asylum.
