MAD Magazine #139 December 1970

(Dave Berg)

MAD Magazine #139 December 1970

Help?

MAD #326 — March/April 1994

MAD Magazine #132 January 1970

...tracking reprints for my updated website pages, this Don Martin title kept showing up over four different issues, making my job just that much more interesting.

Got my first MAD magazine (Haunts Halloween) since September of last year. And still scavenging through garbage for more garbage to read... my hunt still continues

Norman Mingo

grey was curious...?

(written by Al Jaffee / Mort Drucker art)

MAD TV - 1995

(written by Mike Snider / George Woodbridge art)

MAD Magazine #299 December 1990

Rollerbrawl

(written by Stan Hart / Angelo Torres art)

MAD Magazine #181 March 1976

My Mother was shopping at our local store, and she brought me this magazine.

What If The Faketrix R######"

A parody Of Matrix Reloaded was REPIRNTED By MAD Magazine WITH A New TITLE

What Would TITLE BE LIKE WITHOUT R Slur

My Idea for It Would Be The Fake-trix: Re-Bloated

his regular issue MAD covers

(written by David Shayne and Joe Raiola / James Warhola art)

MAD Magazine #383 July 1999

(written by Jim Barton / Malinda Dunn art)

MAD Magazine #337 July 1995

Yay or nay ?

These are screen shots of my subscription to MAD, I tried to renew it but only came across this. It won't let me renew it, I don't know if somebody has this situation. I'm new to this...

¯_(ツ)_/¯

I thought I’d share something that I got today! This B&W portrait of Alfred E. Neuman was only offered in Mad issue 27. After that, Harvey Kurtzman decided that his ears should be equidistant from the edges, so he blew it up a bit and cropped it for a more centered appearance but still B&W. That second version was then offered for sale in issues 28 and 29, before being replaced with the detailed Norman Mingo painting going forward. Here it is, next to the copy that Nick Meglin gave me after knocking on the door at 485 MADison Avenue as a 15 year old kid.

Nature's Revenge Association

...in Dave Berg Looks at Modern Thinking paperback.

See a post earlier on this date with the question.

Here's the text of a letter I received (help!).

My question for you concerns a strip that I think is from a “Lighter Side”, but I went through all of the topics related to it, but couldn’t find it.

The strip shows a man walking with his infant son on his shoulders.  (I think a few panels were used to show the boy is on the guy’s shoulders quite a bit.)

Then, the guy is at the doctor, getting some medicine.  The final panel is the doctor telling his nurse that the red marks on the man’s neck looked like diaper rash…

I’m a teacher in a nursery school, so I thought the other teachers might find the strip funny.  But, I couldn’t find it anywhere.  (I’d say it’s circa the mid-1970s, as that’s when I discovered the magazine and read it all the time.)

Does it ring any bells with you?  If so, I’ve love you know which issue it’s from.

Thanks!

- Michelle