Can you answer the following questions?

• Who did President Nixon want to run against Ted Kennedy in the Senate?
• Who exposed himself to Goldie Hawn?
Who coined the expressions hogwash, going bananas and double whammy?
• Who invented Sadie Hawkins Day?

He was most well-known for creating the landmark comic strip "Li'l Abner," a series that mocked poverty-ridden whites in a town called Dogpatch. Astonishingly, the strip ran from 1934 to 1977--Capp died two years later at age 70. If it weren't for Capp's strip, MAD magazine may have remained forever inside the head of Harvey Kurtzman, Bill Watterson may have never created "Calvin and Hobbes" and Garry Trudeau's "Doonesbury" might still be an idea floating in space somewhere.

This is a remarkable tale about the man who lost his leg as a child after a severe car accident. That horrible event would fuel his desires and force him to develop a sense of humor about the world.