Crash Bandicoot: Dance! De Jump! Na Daibouken
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As Crash is wildly popular among the Japanese crowd, it should be no surprise that he had his own comics there. Dance! De Jump! Na Daibouken (literally "Dance! Then Jump! It's a Great Adventure") was drawn by Ari Kawashima in 1998. Though loosely based on Crash Bandicoot 2, it's something completely unique and ridiculously zany.