May 1, 2025
The first issue of Camp Candy, the comic book version of the John Candy voiced cartoon, was published with a cover date of May 1990. ("The Return of Headless Harry" "The Owimpic Kid" Camp Candy 1, Marvel Comic Event)
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The first issue of Camp Candy, the comic book version of the John Candy voiced cartoon, was published with a cover date of May 1990. ("The Return of Headless Harry" "The Owimpic Kid" Camp Candy 1, Marvel Comic Event)
Beethoven #1 (March 1994) by Harvey Comics
Written by Angelo DeCesare, drawn by Howard Bender and Brian Buniak.
On this day in 1989, Marvel released the first issue of Police Academy, an adaptation of the comedy film and its six sequels, by writer Angelo DeCesare and Howard Post.
Yes, there were six sequels to the original Police Academy film, a raunchy comedy that debuted in 1984. Over the course of the films, it evolved into more family friendly fare, spawning this comic series (which I think was actually part of Marvel's kid-targeted Star Comics line) and eventually an animated series and a TV show. The first movie is arguably the best, which isn't saying much, as most of them were terrible. But hey, they managed to milk this franchise for the better part of a decade, and they helped launch the careers of Steve Guttenberg, Bobcat Goldthwait, sound effects master Michael Winslow and more.
The comic lasted for six issues, and while a seventh issue was teased, it was never published.
Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Ongoing) #9: "What's the Point?"
Writer(/possible uncredited layouts): Angelo DeCesare Pencils: Dave Manak Inks: Henry Scarpelli Letters: Bill Yoshida Colors: Barry Grossman
Editors: Victor Gorelick & Paul Castiglia
Free Comic Book Day [FCBD] 2021: Archie Past Present & Future Fun (One-Shot) (2021)
Art by: Dan Parent
Joe Musial (I guess) - Original cover artwork for The Katzenjammer Kids (featuring Hanz and Fritz)
After only 6 issues, Police Accademy was cancelled. The last issue had a cover date of February, 1990. ("A Hard Knight's Day", and "Fast Company", Police Accademy 6#, Marvel Comic Event)
Police Academy made the jump from the big screen to comics with the 1st issue with a cover date of November 1989. ("We're Policed to Meet You", Police Academy 1, Marvel Comic Event)