While not directly pictured, these Martians explain the origin of a flying saucer. The scene depicts a household argument where an angry Martian wife physically hurls a flying saucer (a literal kitchen dish) directly at her lazy Martian husband.
* Archie's Madhouse #28
* Archie Comics omitted the required copyright notice from many comics published between September 1963 and June 1966, including Archie's Madhouse #27–47. Under the law then in effect, these issues have entered the public domain.
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Archie's Madhouse #28 (August 1963)
While not directly pictured, these Martians explain the origin of a flying saucer. The scene depicts a household argument where an angry Martian wife physically hurls a flying saucer (a literal kitchen dish) directly at her lazy Martian husband.
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George Gladir & Joe Edwards