Krazy Komiks

The Krazy Komiks pinball machine is a rare and fascinating piece of early pinball history. Manufactured by Artists and Creators Guild Incorporated in 1932, it is one of the earliest known examples of a pinball machine with a comic book theme. As a Pure Mechanical (PM) type game, it predates the electromechanical era that would dominate the industry for decades to come.

Playing Krazy Komiks requires inserting either a 1 cent or 5 cent coin, and players can expect a unique gameplay experience due to its mechanical design. Although specific rules and objectives are not well-documented, this machine's innovative features and simple yet challenging gameplay make it an intriguing piece of pinball history. The cabinet is finished in rich walnut with chromium-plated metal parts, adding an air of sophistication and elegance to the game.

The Krazy Komiks' comic book theme was a pioneering concept in pinball design, setting the stage for future games that would incorporate popular culture and entertainment into their themes. Unfortunately, very little information is available about this machine's designer or any notable features beyond its cabinet finish and gameplay mechanics. Nonetheless, this rare 1932 gem remains an essential artifact for pinball enthusiasts seeking to understand the evolution of the sport from its humble beginnings.