* TheOtherDarrin: After Antonio Prohías left the mag, ''Spy vs. Spy'' went to other artists. George Woodbridge drew it for one issue, and then handed the art over to Bob Clarke, who in turn passed it on to Dave Manak. Both artists worked with Duck Edwing as the main gag writer, although other people sometimes wrote the gags, including then-editor Andrew J. Schwartzberg. (Manak and Edwing also handled a very short-lived SundayStrip adaptation in 2002.) Peter Kuper has drawn the feature since 1997, and does about 90% of its writing.
** This has also shown up in ''Monroe and...'', which was originally drawn by Bill Wray. After a short retirement, the feature was briefly revived with Tom Fowler as the artist before retiring again. The change in artists was supposedly because Wray (who, like most of the staff, has plenty of work outside the magazine) had very little time to draw and color the strip on time, meaning that he had to do a rush job.
** Also present in the ''StarWars'' parodies. Dick [=DeBartolo=] and Nick Meglin co-wrote the ''A New Hope'' parody, with Harry North as the artist; the next four had just [=DeBartolo=] writing and Mort Drucker drawing. Inexplicably, the last one switched to David Shayne for the writing and Hermann Mejia for the art.

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