Cracked No. 212

Cracked No. 212
Publication date	July, 1985
Pages	52
Publisher	Robert C. Sproul for {{{pubcompany}}}
Editor	Bill Sproul
Additional	Joe Catalano (contributing editor)
Preceded by Cracked No. 211	Followed by Cracked No. 213

What's Up Front Our Cover: "Wow, Sylvester! That's gotta be the trickiest, trick mirror we've ever seen. Even Rags looks like a champ!" Artwork by John Severin

Inside Cover: Free "The United States of Cracked" poster.

Contents

• "Lettuce from Our Readers"
• "Simple & Simple"
• "TV Cable Guide"
• "Your Moneys' Worth"
• "Kids, Toys, and Future Careers"
• "Magazines that Tried to Copy Cracked, But Failed"
• "Wishful Thinking"
• "The True Meaning of Art"
• "VCR Home Movie Accessories Catalog"
• "What's Good... And Not So Good About Bigfoot"
• "Expanding the Use of Picture Signs"
• "If Television Censors Had Their Way"
• "The Silly Cosby Show"
• "The Pond"
• "Cracked Interviews the technical School King"
• "Shut-Ups"
• Back cover: "A Sculpture's Studio"

Notes

• This is the final issue of Cracked to be published by Robert C. Sproul's Major Magazines.